Recent content by turbopsi

Nbitor. It's a bios modding program, allows you to adjust the 3d voltage, as well as pretty much everything else. You dump the bios, modify it, then flash it. Very simple.

Yeah, can't increase voltages through the BIOS on these cards. Mine ran 420/800, it was a sapphire with R360 core. It was decent, now I have a 6800 :) My friends R350 ran way higher clock speeds though, I was like WTF.

Do a BIOS voltmod, for 1.6v.

Yeah, don't blame ATI, I have had nothing but luck with them. You are probably overheating the card.

Me too.:toast:

Damn sphere I didn't know you posted here.. lol.. wazzledoozle, what are you talking about man? Those shots look very nice IMO.

Um, you will need way more than 1.65volts. Try 1.8v, if you have the cooling. If you don't have good enough cooling, then you are SOL.

Circuit writing pens from your local radioshack can be used to connect bridges like that.

That's completely normal.. ATI has been this way for a long time, my 9800pro even does it..

Pipelines also affect the framerate bro.

P4 has quad pumped busses.. so a 133fsb is really 133x4= 533mhz FSB.. Intel.... :rolleyes:

They don't have 16pipes... 4 are disabled.. whether it's a vivo or not.. The vivo's can sometimes be flashed though, to an XT bios.. Why would you flash a card to a 12 pipe BIOS anyhow? Doesn't make sense.. Plus it's clocked at 598mhz, according to that 3dmark link.... How is that bone stock...

X800pros only have 12 pipelines...

Why does it say X800 pro?

Go read up about it, IT CAN damage your video card whether you believe me or not. Some cards can handle it, some can't. It's not wise to reccomend something that can damage a component. Trust me, I know what I'm talking about.