ATI/Dell X800SE PCI-E
Just some info for those with 128MB (Hynix 2.8ns) PCI-E Radeon X800SE Cards. Most of these cards were sold in Dell systems as far as I know. Perhaps the info could also be interesting for those people who recently bought X800GT cards, but I don't know for sure.
My card is equipped with a R423 chip and has a single laser-cut. I first powered it up unmodded, so the laser-cut was untouched and the info shown by ATiTool was the following:
die_fuses: 0xEFF3EFFF
substrate_fuses: 0xFFFFF61D
I already had the suspicion that this card could perhaps be turned into a 128MB Radeon X800/Pro by enabling 4 extra pipelines. The problem I saw was that there was not a single BIOS for any PCI-E X800Pro/X800 12 pipeline card with Hynix 2.8ns RAM, let alone with only 128MB of it.
Then I thought, well there might not be a BIOS, but let's see what ATiTool shows when I reconnect the laser-cut bridge. Connected the bridge as planned, with some conductive silver lacquer et violà, 12 active pipelines without any extra BIOS flashing.
Fuse data after connecting the formerly cut bridge:
die_fuses: 0xEFF3EFFF
substrate_fuses: 0xFFFFF61F
Perhaps this could be of help for anyone with one of these cards out there.
Greets
Ingmar
Edit:
Just one thing to add. The thing about the ROM fuse data and it's ending must either be completely wrong or I am missing something. My card had it ending with a "2" when it was unmodded with only 8 active pipelines, but it's still ending with "2", although I have 12 active pipelines. There's definately something strange here.