Thank you W1zzard for your valueable Mod
even if I don't need it. After reading your thread, I choose to take the Sapphire X800Gto² instead of the 850XT and as like some others, my card comes with 16 pipelines from default. And it have a R480 and Samsung 1.6ns, shown as R430 X800XL.
To all other readers for information:
I try some overclocking and 540/590 seems to work without problems. So I flashed (with original Sapphire BIOS) to 850XT PE and it seemed to work fine, but after a couple of hours gameplay, my System crashed sometimes. So I changed cooling, because I've an old Zalman VF700Cu from my 9800pro and temperatures sink about 15-20°C -> from 55-75°C to 33°-58°C. But the problem doesn't go away, so I clock down GPU to 520 and since then, everthing works fine. RAM goes up to 630 without problems. Perhaps it's a problem with my power supply, 'cause I've an (really) old Enermax with 350w and my Venice 1.8Ghz is clocked to 2.4Ghz.
For Guys who think about flashing to 850XT PE and use another cooling solution:
I don't think it isn't worth to give up guarantee. Overclocking doesn't perform better, even if Temperatures are much better with Zalman VF700Cu, but I think the original cooling solution is working good enough for the most cases. Ok, the Zalman@5v is a little bit less noisy, but I don't think it's really remarkable. The original cooling solution is one of the best original cooling solutions that it've ever seen or heard
And for those guys which card doesn't overclock very well, don't worry, the difference between original clockings with 16pp (400/500) to XT PE(540/590) is very small. In Games, I'am not really able to see any difference. In Furemark05 some hundred points, btw. my System makes 6606 with Asus An8-E, Venice E3 3000+@2.4Ghz (9x270), 1GB & X800GTO²@XT PE@540/590.
Conclusion:
For 190€@my local dealer, really nice performance, a little bit over x850XT and for sure enough for the games I play. With a "low" buget where's no room for 1800XT or 7800GT, best choice.