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Worked on PowerColor Radeon HD 6950!
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You can try lowering clocks/powertune, or flash with a modded 6950 BIOS. You should still be able to raise clocks/powertune, but you won't get so as far on the lower stock voltage of the 6950 - but it should make less heat and be quieter. |
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As far as the idle temps go, are you running two monitors on it? If you do, the card does not idle nearly as low and that temp is about right. If you don't use 2+ monitors, it may be high. |
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Anyone find that when Sapphire's Trixx is running you can't change the Power Control setting in CCC? It keeps reverting to default before I can click Apply.
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What overclocks have you guys been getting on the 6950 shader mod as opposed to the 6970 bios replacement? Are temps significantly cooler with the 6950 shader mod? |
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Should be less as the core voltage is lower on 6950. The memory chips are also not being driven as hard. The memory and VRMs are all on the same heatsink as the GPU, so all that stuff is going to run hotter just from the higher voltage, which will make it innefficient and hotter again. I'd be surprised if you don't get less heat from the modded 6950 BIOS in place of the 6970 BIOS. Last edited by BZB; Dec 30, 2010 at 12:20 AM. |
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Which version of Smart Doctor to use ??
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asus 6950 bios modded http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0P3NBAXK
smart doctor http://support.asus.com/download/dow...Language=en-us (graphics / ati / 6970 / utility) |
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I guess I'll search the Internet to find some similar 3DMark11 scores just to make sure I'm not too far out of whack, but all I really care about is performance in games. I'm about to fire up Metro and see if 920/1400 makes a noticeable difference. |
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Nice work rui (& w1zzard) +1
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When the 5000 first came out, their drivers treated two monitors the same way as a single monitor with the lower clocks. It causes unbelievable screen tearing on the 2nd monitor. It's insanely bad. Later, they made it work at slightly lower clocks than normal (900 for the memory). That worked better, but still it flickered occationally. Now it works great. I can live with higher temps. I can't live with insane flickering. |
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Thanks W1zzard, rui0317, and all others who have helped created this awesome mod, I thought I got a good deal on my 6950s and it turns out that I got a GREAT deal on a pair of 6970s! |
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Hi! I can't unlock my Powercolor 6950. Tried your batchfiles and ATIFlash. It does not want to erase the flash. Also the manual unlocking does not help.
I made a screenshot of ATIFlash. I am using a Asus M4A785TD-V EVO. This does have onboard graphics but it is disabled in the bios. Can someone give me a hint? |
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"File not found" if you just use "unlock". Does not work.
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@ the Asus 6950 Bios Modded. So, you used W1zzard's script? Shouldn't that only change the conditional jump (CMOVNS)? Why is there a NOP at the header? (XCHG EAX,ESI -> NOP) What is it NOP'ing? |
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i sent a bios to this guy and he wrote this. http://translate.google.com/translat...otreba&act=url Last edited by davetheshrew; Dec 30, 2010 at 01:31 AM. |
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I have an update regarding my Sapphire 6950 modding. So I used the utility posted by W1zzard and I can confirm that it all works properly. I am using the maximum gpu and memory clocks that overdrive will allow and so far no artifacts or crashes. Thank you rui0317 and W1zzard!
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XFX 6950 BIOS, all stock settings but unlocked shaders: http://www.overclock.net/ati/899639-...l#post11817905
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I just flashed both my Sapphire 6950's using W1zzard's batch files but I substituted the 6970 .bin (unlock) file with rui0317's unlocked Sapphire 6950.bin file. (Sapphire.HD6970.2048.101124 - renamed to unlock)
rui0317's Sapphire unlocked 6950 file: http://forums.techpowerup.com/attach...7&d=1293648822 W1zzard's Batch files: http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads...ing_Tools.html |
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No it doesn't
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I have no idea if this is good... 840/1325 +20%
unigine attached Anyone have any thoughts? Before 840/1325 +20% 3DMark Score P3755 Graphics score 4368 Physics Score 2696 Combined Score 2567 GraphicsTest1 19.26 FPS GraphicsTest2 22.07 FPS GraphicsTest3 27.31 FPS GraphicsTest4 13.03 FPS PhysicsTest 8.56 FPS CombinedTest 11.94 FPS After 840/1325 +20% 3DMark Score P4019 Graphics score 4876 Physics Score 2691 Combined Score 2547 GraphicsTest1 20.77 FPS GraphicsTest2 25.02 FPS GraphicsTest3 30.54 FPS GraphicsTest4 14.75 FPS PhysicsTest 8.54 FPS CombinedTest 11.85 FPS After 885/1385 +20% 3DMark Score P4121 Graphics score 5098 Physics Score 2672 Combined Score 2539 GraphicsTest1 21.72 FPS GraphicsTest2 26.23 FPS GraphicsTest3 31.86 FPS GraphicsTest4 15.41 FPS PhysicsTest 8.48 FPS CombinedTest 11.81 FPS Last edited by acousticdank; Dec 30, 2010 at 05:34 AM. |
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