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post #701 of 741
Quote:
Originally Posted by yolda
the problem is that you flashed yout GPU too high, and i thing you even changed your booyt up clocks....
The 2D clocks were default (I checked before saving the ROM) and checked again afterwards to make sure.
Everything was as it should have been, I only changed the Core and memory speeds for 3D, the voltage was already 1.24v as this is default for the GTX, and the PCI-ID to the GS.
I was able to boot before @ 690Mhz Core, now wonder if the memory is causing my problems.

I need a plain bootable CD where nvflash and the original ROM are in the root directory.
So I can be sure when it boots it's in the root directory and that nvflash is accessable, as I'm not the the 5150_joker bootable CD that I use for the flashing is getting to the right place. (my wifes D410 can't get to it with her USB CD/DVD)

If the worst has happened then I could send it back to dell I suppose, as I doubt even they will be able to test the GPU's BIOS to see that I have been naughty.
Or splash out on a new one of Ebay for about $200

Got some more work to do on this.
post #702 of 741
i have made a new thread to discuss this GTX BIOS mod, please participate to help us find out the optimal performance settings foro our cards.
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I wonder if we could get our hands on a NVIDIA FX 2500m bios, then we could enable the professional capabilities as well.
someone could back it up for us.
post #703 of 741
Hi,

please have a look to this forum:
http://notebook-forum.at/wbb/thread....8141#post28141

Maybe there you can find what you are searching

And it is also possible to flash a 2500M to a 1500M. With the original Mhz, I get 4566 @3D-Mark06.

cu
post #704 of 741
Care to share that 2500M BIOS with us, Hugo?


Nevermind, I learned a new language and found the file on that site... here it is for those looking for it
post #705 of 741
Quote:
Originally Posted by Krayziepop
Care to share that 2500M BIOS with us, Hugo?


Nevermind, I learned a new language and found the file on that site... here it is for those looking for it

Hi,

Sorry for your additional trouble. But the thanks goes to robotti who share the bios. That's why I only posted the link.

cu
post #706 of 741
Quote:
Originally Posted by Krayziepop
Care to share that 2500M BIOS with us, Hugo?


Nevermind, I learned a new language and found the file on that site... here it is for those looking for it


that 2500m is for my card? or is my bios used in your card!?
post #707 of 741
Is it safe to flash a bios with modified throttled clocks? I have my 7900GS running at 450/1100 safely but the clocks on battery are only 200/600 I know this is because of powermizer. I successfully modified a bios file with maximum core clocks of 465/1100 and throttled clocks of 300/800. I have it in the boot iso now. I just want to know if it will screw up my card before I flash it.
post #708 of 741
I would lower the throttle to the gs stock speeds to300\1000 since you now those speeds run save as stock just make sure the volts are what 1.1? and i would leave 2d low since those are your dafeast flashe bet, if you mess up overclocking your 3-d speeds at least you feel safe being able to get back into windows to use nibtor again since 2ds are windows enviprment
post #709 of 741
7723 - scarmine - T7200 / 2gb 553 / WUXGA / 100 72k / Dual / Xtreme-G 97.44 G3 / 90w @ 450/800/ 1v

post #710 of 741
9284 - Justageek95 - T7400 / 2GB 667 / WUXGA / 100GB 7200 / single-pipe / XGM 92.91 / 90W PS @ 575/1170/1.24V
note: I used a +50 delta offset so the geometry shaders are running at 625
LL
post #711 of 741
Is this thread still alive?
post #712 of 741
urr...why? most likely you want to look at this thread http://www.notebookforums.com/showth...flash+gsx+bios and also unlock your videocard
post #713 of 741
My e1705:
http://service.futuremark.com/orb/re...=0&UID=8035503

600:800 stable for 2 hours no artifacts in ATItool stable @ 90 C.
I flashed my 7900gs bios with the 790GSUOV.ROM from these forums.

CPU - T7200
Memory - 2GB 677MHz
Screen - UXGA
HD Size/Speed - 80GB 5400
Single or Dual-pipe Card - Single
Driver - Stock
Power Supply - 90W
Core/ Memory/Voltage - 600/800/1.24V
3DMark05 - 8880 ... I closed the window so I couldn't get a screen shot of this. Plus it didn't display a number, it just gave this link:
http://service.futuremark.com/orb/re...=0&UID=8035503


Sweet! I want to try the 7900gsx approach next!
post #714 of 741

wooo got 8535!!!

CPU - 2.00ghz c2d
Memory - 1GB 533MHz
Screen - WXGA+
HD Size/Speed - 80GB 5400
Single or Dual-pipe Card - Single
Driver - xgm-97.92
Power Supply - 90W
Core/ Memory/Voltage - 550/575/1.24V
3DMark05 - 8535
LL
post #715 of 741
jmkmets: How's your system running with 1.24v? Pretty stable?
post #716 of 741
yes its very stable i have been using 1.24v for about 2 weeks.
post #717 of 741
Hello.

I have an 9400.
And my config is:
CORE 2DUO T7200 @ 2ghz
GO 7900 GS not overclocked.
1GB 533Mzh

And my score is only 6410 at 3dMarck2005 :/ :/ :/

What are the best drivers ?
post #718 of 741
the drivers that i have are xtreme-g mobile force 97.92
post #719 of 741
OK, thank's, i'm going to try this.
And after overclocking to 510/550, my score is 8044 !
post #720 of 741
9193
2.0ghz core2 duo / 2GB 667 / WUXGA / 100GB 7200 / Single-pipe / XGM 97.92m4/ 90W PS @ 621/611 1.24v

This was on my friends system which is identical to mine but he has win xp and I have vista so yeah I could never get close to that score yet

Got it faster the second time around
LL
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