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Old Mar 13, 2008, 09:36 PM   #26
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this tool is now an official tpu utility... i will support the author with infos on bios layout but he will code it
Once again and in public: Thank you for everything you already helped me with. This was more than I did imagine. I'm excited about the things to come!
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Old Mar 13, 2008, 09:53 PM   #27
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BAGZZlash just wanted to say THANKS for this fine tool have been using v0.98 for my clients this new v looks to be great also

ps Welcome to TPU hope you enjoy it here
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been using RBE for a lill while now, this new one looks very impressive
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Perhaps people can list the card they're using the bios mod for and what the before and after experience was like?

Example: I was using a XXXXX Card with stock bios clocks of XXXXX and after switching my volts and clocks to XXXXX my new overclock is XXXXX.

Same for fan control.

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Using this tool Can I take out clock lock on HD3870 of mine.
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Using this tool Can I take out clock lock on HD3870 of mine.
No, and it says that in the FAQ.

You have to use a bios that isn't locked.
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When i upped the BIOS voltage to 1.327v, i only got ~1.275v which is up from the 1.21v i got wthout the bios tweak. i had to use a pencil mod to get the rest of the way to 1.4v.

This was with the computerbase.de bios editor. This tool reads the same volts in the BIOS i used, so cant imagine it being any different.
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Old Mar 14, 2008, 06:37 AM   #33
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Using this tool Can I take out clock lock on HD3870 of mine.
For sure? I'd appreciate approved data on that.

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No, and it says that in the FAQ.

You have to use a bios that isn't locked.
Yes, but it also says that RBE can clock beyond then 862 MHz limit. Just "unlocking" for software overclocking isn't possible by BIOS patching. You will need a completely new BIOS for that.

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When i upped the BIOS voltage to 1.327v, i only got ~1.275v which is up from the 1.21v i got wthout the bios tweak. i had to use a pencil mod to get the rest of the way to 1.4v.

This was with the computerbase.de bios editor. This tool reads the same volts in the BIOS i used, so cant imagine it being any different.
As I said before: All one can do is to instruct the BIOS to set the voltage selected. But the hardware has to implement that. If it doesn't, a hardware mod seems inevitable.
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the voltages in the bios are horribly implemented. basically there is a list of voltages you can choose from but this list almost never matches the reality, also there are many boards where voltage control isnt possible but the bios still advertises it
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Yeah that is exactly what i mean. Then fan controll doesnt work with a 3850 or a 3870 for me.
I would really apreciate it if this feature is running. If you need any information let me know.
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Yeah that is exactly what i mean. Then fan controll doesnt work with a 3850 or a 3870 for me.
I would really apreciate it if this feature is running. If you need any information let me know.
I was planning to do some more research on that either way during the next few days. Let' just wait and see what come out if it after all.
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the voltages in the bios are horribly implemented. basically there is a list of voltages you can choose from but this list almost never matches the reality, also there are many boards where voltage control isnt possible but the bios still advertises it
there is the answer I was looking for... Thanks Wiz

Does anyone know what boards might legitimately make that voltage change?
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Hmm,
This program read my 2d clock voltage as 1 for my HIS 2900XT. I don't think that's correct
Also, I get 3 dots for 3d voltage.
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Thank you for the time you've spend developing RBE and making it available to the community. Good stuff! Hertzlichen dank!

I run ran RBE. It would be GREAT if you made the software compatible with R4xx and above (ie X800 and above). I know this is extra work on your side... but it is exactly these cards where we do a lot of hacking

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1./ I tried to load an X800 BIOS and it *crashed* with a script error.

2./ How does your "2xxx" fan control work? Does fan speed control work for other cards also?

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It would be GREAT if you made the software compatible with R4xx and above (ie X800 and above). I know this is extra work on your side... but it is exactly these cards where we do a lot of hacking
Older cards dont have voltages controlled in software or bios. On the x800 the voltages are controlled by resistors on the card.
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so even with 3xxxx cards that can be bios voltage altered its still hit and miss as to what voltages u actually get.. ??

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I think it would make sense is this thread was moved down into the TPU "Our software" section. What do you folks think?
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so even with 3xxxx cards that can be bios voltage altered its still hit and miss as to what voltages u actually get.. ??

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It's only hit and miss as far as the PCB being flashed to. My GeCube has no software (or bios) voltage control so regardless of what I set it is up the the voltage regulators on the board to set the stock voltage of 1.33v. This leaves hardmodding the board as the only control option.

If the PCB has the correct 2D and 3D power circuitry implemented then the bios set voltages should be as close to correct as the hardware allows (variations as per on all hardware is what I mean).
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I think it would make sense is this thread was moved down into the TPU "Our software" section. What do you folks think?
there will be a sub-forum etc. for rbe when it's a bit more mature
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Thank you for the time you've spend developing RBE and making it available to the community. Good stuff! Hertzlichen dank!

I run ran RBE. It would be GREAT if you made the software compatible with R4xx and above (ie X800 and above). I know this is extra work on your side... but it is exactly these cards where we do a lot of hacking
Mmmh, I don't think I will support older cards than 2xx0 series. I promise to look after it, so maybe... But my policy is to carry on after the death of BIOS modding for ATI cards with RaBiT. RaBiT should support you video card.

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This program read my 2d clock voltage as 1 for my HIS 2900XT. I don't think that's correct
Also, I get 3 dots for 3d voltage.
This is not an issue. Please refer to the in-program FAQ for that.

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Yeah that is exactly what i mean. Then fan controll doesnt work with a 3850 or a 3870 for me.
I would really apreciate it if this feature is running. If you need any information let me know.
This is what I was trying to tell. However, could you tell me exactly what card you have and send me your BIOS?
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3 dots for voltage means its automatically/preset vallued. just over write these dots with correct voltage
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hmm i flashed my bios to 870/2450. how do I know if these clocks are the ones working since only program that detects clocks are atitool. gpuz only detects 800/2400 stock. How do i know if clocks are working 3d mode.
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run the rivatuner monitor while a 3d app is running..

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I have tried and still says stock clocks. Maybe i should try to re-flash the card...
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