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post #501 of 1054
11/26/06 at 7:19am
Yes, I set the bios to 100/100 so it is actually 100/200.
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post #502 of 1054
11/26/06 at 9:52am
cool also whats the lowest voltage u guys think id run the 600/800?
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post #503 of 1054
11/26/06 at 4:18pm
I'm having a few problems with the screen stuttering/glitching during loading screens in certain games. I'm currently running on 84.63 nvidia drivers, @ 600/800 1.24v. Also, when I highlight certain video files on windows with my cursor, the screen flickers or glitches slightly. Does this have anything to do with the driver version, or is it a result of the OC/Overvolt?
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post #504 of 1054
11/26/06 at 5:45pm
When making voltage changes you just have to go with what seems reasonable with you and what runs stable for you...
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post #505 of 1054
11/26/06 at 7:21pm
Anyone have any idea why when i run at 1.24v at 600/700 everything is stable, but if i up the voltage to 1.32, while retaining the same clocks, its very unstable?
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post #506 of 1054
11/26/06 at 7:46pm
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Originally Posted by BrotherKung
I'm having a few problems with the screen stuttering/glitching during loading screens in certain games. I'm currently running on 84.63 nvidia drivers, @ 600/800 1.24v. Also, when I highlight certain video files on windows with my cursor, the screen flickers or glitches slightly. Does this have anything to do with the driver version, or is it a result of the OC/Overvolt?

There we go, these are the same issues I am having too. It is weird....
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post #507 of 1054
11/26/06 at 8:14pm
whackamac and BrotherKung, i believe your issue is from the GPU being clocked to the very edge of stability. I noticed this in a few games when i was trying to find the max my card could take. I backed the clocks back down a bit and it went away for the most part, but still happens in COH a tiny bit.
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post #508 of 1054
11/26/06 at 9:55pm
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Originally Posted by whackamac
There we go, these are the same issues I am having too. It is weird....
i had this problem too when i tried enabling the third voltage. so i flashed it back to the old one on the yolda iso and the problem when away. plus i ran atitools with the 3 voltage rom and ATItools ran into some error during the test but it keep reseting once it found a few error so if u left it there running you probably won't notice the log saying there is an error. if you're having a thrid voltage added try flashing with the rom in the yolda iso see if the problem is still there
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post #509 of 1054
11/26/06 at 10:01pm
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Originally Posted by nissanztt90
Anyone have any idea why when i run at 1.24v at 600/700 everything is stable, but if i up the voltage to 1.32, while retaining the same clocks, its very unstable?


You really shouldn't be taking the voltages above the 1.24 mark. especially when your ocing the card right at its limit. good luck tih your OCing!
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post #510 of 1054
11/26/06 at 10:40pm
I have a dual pipe 7900 GTX. The 7950GTX runs at 1.32, and is the same core as the 7900GTX.
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post #511 of 1054
11/27/06 at 8:33am
EDIT: never mind lol...
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post #512 of 1054
11/27/06 at 2:25pm
The nv42 core 6800go's had the same core as the 6800u but I'd be surprised if most of them could run at the stock ultra voltage...maybe nvidia selected the cream of the crop for the 7950?
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post #513 of 1054
11/27/06 at 2:28pm
Definitely possible, but then i would expect at least SOME 7900 GS to not be able to run at 1.24v. 1 to 1.24v is a large jump vs the 1.24 to 1.32v jump. I was unaware that increasing voltage would decrease stability, i thought it only increased stability at the sacrafice of cooling.
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post #514 of 1054
11/27/06 at 3:31pm
THe 6800go and 7900gs seem to be ridiculously underclocked from my knowledge whereas the other cards have much less tolerance for overclocking...Run 1.25 V to make sure some other funky issue isnt occurring
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post #515 of 1054
11/27/06 at 7:03pm
Well, I changed the volts to 1 for 2d and set it at 550/700 and am enjoying 8600 3d05 vs 6400 before the flash. No temp increases either. Happy joy! Single pipe GS.
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post #516 of 1054
11/28/06 at 1:26am
Im experiencing the same "smoothing" problem as yoga.. its quite annoying when trying to play splinter cell DA

when is the new iso coming out? with roms?
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post #517 of 1054
11/28/06 at 1:43am
Hope its coming soon And what drivers are you using? I tested the extreme-g, but the games lagged then, with the original from nvidia, no lag!
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post #518 of 1054
11/28/06 at 6:25am
Thread Starter 
i will need more space to upload the new iso with drivers or a new hosting, someone help plz
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post #519 of 1054
11/28/06 at 6:34am
i can host the file if you need....

PM me...
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post #520 of 1054
11/28/06 at 6:44am
edit: posted below message without hinking and / or reading. sorry!

The bios is already available online. See this post in this same thread by rkennedy01.
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