Recent content by pierrick30

AA and AF settings are already available in the left click menu of ati tool tray icon its only logical to me to add the brand new AA/AF technologies in the list CCC is usefull sometimes but take soooo much time to load

sorry for multipost but temporal AA would be nice too(for those who dont have the adaptative one XD) i would appreciate too additionnal settings concerning the temperatique monitor: 30-90°C isnt reallyusefull my core is usually below 30° on idle and doesnt go higher than 44-45°C even with Vmod...

adaptive antialiasing filtering wouldbe great too

my experience is without the Vcore vmod the x800 pro vivo cannot go higher than 510 i heard simiar things from ppl on various message boards so its normal that flashing with the XT PE bios without any vmod crash the computer u should first check frequencies before flashing anyway thats a very...

there is no difference i compared them using rabbit and only frequencies are different all X800 Vivo and XT/XT PE are the same concerning timings so there is no point in using one bios or another exept the name of the card (XT Platinium ed. is just cool ^^)and unlock pipes

woukd like one too XD but due to the very large number of memories available on all cards(u can even have different revison with different ram) i doubt he can provide us optimal parameters for each one of them....

they are the same only frequencies varies

my case is open but there isnt much airflow in it. my room temp....sorry i cant tell precisely should be about 20-25°C(if it helps my motherboard sensor indicates 36°C) i dont suffer lags i use 500/500 as usual value with an 1.6v Vcore the maximum stable values are 570/570 with this Vmod

65 is really the highest limit when OCing i usually have 40°C in idle and about 50°C in fulli didnt mod the VDD and VDDQ . my Vcore is currently 1.65V

i was wondering about a max temp for the second sensor of the x800.Im watercooled so the core doesnt get higher than 43°C even with 1.7V Vcore but the other sensor can go up to 65 especially when OCing the RAM.The PCB is really hot to the touch.What would be a "safe" value?

Vpu recover doesnt do anything to Atitool If Atitool is running i think the frequencies wont change and the card will keep crashing recovering crashing recovering......

no to use safe fequencies to avoid a crash-loop

while the test is running the fequences are increasing until artifacts are detected if artifacts are detected the frequences are decresed then if you let the test run a little hour or maybe less the frequence setting will be the highest stable ones found by Ati Tool =the highest frequence...

it should : just watch the last settings at the end of the test.

Could you include an option in Ati tools to use VPU Recover? I mean when Vpu Recover reset the card , it would be usefull if Ati tool come back to safe Frequencies Do you understand what I mean?