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post #381 of 1404
Quote:
Originally Posted by Rasken
Well I agree that I haven't spent a lot of time testing. I started of using Jokers ISO and flashed my card to 450/1100 at 1v. That gave me about 7400 3dmark05 Temps stayed at around 74c running Atitool for 1h. After that i tried Jokers Voltmoded bios. tried 575/1150 1.24v. gave me about 8200 3dmark05. So ran ATitool for 30 min rock solid. Temps increased to about 86-87C. No big deal but playing Oblivion for 2h and i could smell burned plastic. So i checked the power brick an wow that was hot. Tried the GTX bios after that but almost emediately followed Kraziepops advice to lower the VID to 1.05. Tried it at 600/800 but it gave me artifacts so i made my on rom an set it as i described erlier with clocks at 575/700 Just now i tried Juans optimized gtx bios VID 3 = 1v and VID 7 = 1.24v Tried clocks 600/800 and it seems ok. Ran Ati Tool for 15 min ( temp 81c ) with no problem and ran 3dmark05. Score 8965. Funny thing is that the powerbrick don't get as hot this time with 1.24v So is it the optimized bios that makes the card run cooler and draw less power?
do you think 655 on the memory is to high with 1 volt flash. (my optimal freqvens is 455/655) people talking about clocks way higher, booth on core and memory, it should be fine, or ? use 455/655 right now.
post #382 of 1404
Quote:
Originally Posted by putkinen
do you think 655 on the memory is to high with 1 volt flash. (my optimal freqvens is 455/655)

people talking about clocks way higher, booth on core and memory, it should be fine, or ?

use 455/655 right now.

Try to increase memory and core slowly with lots of testing untill you reach a point were you get artifacts.
Then lower the clocks 15 to 20 mhz and you should be fine.

Every card has its own limit. You just have to try.
post #383 of 1404
Quote:
Originally Posted by Rasken
Try to increase memory and core slowly with lots of testing untill you reach a point were you get artifacts. Then lower the clocks 15 to 20 mhz and you should be fine. Every card has its own limit. You just have to try.
i cant go higher, 455/655 is the highest clock with 1 volt on my go7900gs. im really pleased with the power and the temp. think i stop there.
post #384 of 1404
Quote:
Originally Posted by Rasken
Well I agree that I haven't spent a lot of time testing.
I started of using Jokers ISO and flashed my card to 450/1100 at 1v. That gave me about 7400 3dmark05

Temps stayed at around 74c running Atitool for 1h.
After that i tried Jokers Voltmoded bios. tried 575/1150 1.24v. gave me about 8200 3dmark05. So ran ATitool for 30 min rock solid. Temps increased to about 86-87C. No big deal but playing Oblivion for 2h and i could smell burned plastic. So i checked the power brick an wow that was hot.

Tried the GTX bios after that but almost emediately followed Kraziepops advice to lower the VID to 1.05.
Tried it at 600/800 but it gave me artifacts so i made my on rom an set it as i described erlier with clocks at 575/700

Just now i tried Juans optimized gtx bios VID 3 = 1v and VID 7 = 1.24v
Tried clocks 600/800 and it seems ok. Ran Ati Tool for 15 min ( temp 81c ) with no problem and ran 3dmark05.
Score 8965.
Funny thing is that the powerbrick don't get as hot this time with 1.24v

So is it the optimized bios that makes the card run cooler and draw less power?

So far it looks as if U were right but I'm still happy =)


Hey, that's all that matters =) If you're happy then that's the best part. I monitor my temperatures with rivatuner, and I'll tell you that if you set the recordings at about 5 sec intervals you will see temperatures rise and fall. The power brick might get more hot depending on how much CPU, memory, hard drive, and other component usage there might be, but here I'm just guessing on this curiosity. Anyway, enjoy your laptop!
post #385 of 1404
I wish I could install a 79xx on my inspiron 9300... :B
post #386 of 1404
Quote:
Originally Posted by ciVick_EX
Hey, that's all that matters =) If you're happy then that's the best part. I monitor my temperatures with rivatuner, and I'll tell you that if you set the recordings at about 5 sec intervals you will see temperatures rise and fall. The power brick might get more hot depending on how much CPU, memory, hard drive, and other component usage there might be, but here I'm just guessing on this curiosity. Anyway, enjoy your laptop!

i use rivatuner, (love that program), BUT how do you monitor the temp wiyh it ?
post #387 of 1404
I have a question about the unlocked BIOSes. Is there an advantage to using the GTX BIOS on the GS as opposed to using the GS BIOS? I know when the first GSes were flashed to GTX it was so they could reach higher voltages and higher memory clocks, but it seems that you can reach the same with the memory-optimized GS BIOS, is this correct?
post #388 of 1404
There is no difference between the stock unlocked 7900 GTX bios and the unlocked, memory-optimized overvolted 7900 GS bios. The only difference b/w the 2 bioses are the labels: 7900 GS and 7900 GTX.
post #389 of 1404
On another note, on page 11 of this thread, Yolda posted a PM from Centi regarding adjusting the timings and delta values on the card through NiBitor. Has anyone tried this themselves yet? Centi mentioned that he could hit approximately 9000 3dmark2k5 on just stock 1v by just tuning those settings...Perhaps this could solve a lot of the heat issues around here.
post #390 of 1404
Quote:
Originally Posted by putkinen
i use rivatuner, (love that program), BUT how do you monitor the temp wiyh it ?

There is a customize button in the main window, if you click it one of the options pops up a hardware monitor. It is not the same customize button that you use to overclock.
post #391 of 1404
I tried the delta offset and got ~8550 3dmark05@1v. This is a great way to improve performance my results:
shader/geometry/mem/result
540/640/550/CRASH
530/630/550/stable
520/620/550/stable (I use this one)
510/610/550/stable
500/600/550/stable
anything less=stable

my previous high score with 3dmark05@1v was ~7980
I now get 8500 easily.

This is a great alternative to increasing the voltage for those who don't like their card running @ 90 c
post #392 of 1404
Awesome, thanks for the update Justageek95, I will try out some of those delta settings.
post #393 of 1404
Quote:
Originally Posted by Justageek95
I tried the delta offset and got ~8550 3dmark05@1v. This is a great way to improve performance my results:
shader/geometry/mem/result
540/640/550/CRASH
530/630/550/stable
520/620/550/stable (I use this one)
510/610/550/stable
500/600/550/stable
anything less=stable

my previous high score with 3dmark05@1v was ~7980
I now get 8500 easily.

This is a great alternative to increasing the voltage for those who don't like their card running @ 90 c

did you use gtx flash to your gs-card ????????????????????

have the same like you, but use 455/655 instead.
post #394 of 1404
Justageek95:
Surely you mean geometry = 420, shader = 520, and memory = 550?
Geometric Delta Clock should be lowered (you put in a value of 156 to offset delta by 100 mhz right?) in order to achieve a higher shader and ROP clock right?
It would be hard to imagine that you could run 620 core clock speed by just off-setting delta by 100 mhz...
post #395 of 1404
I'm currently testing out clockspeeds with a 100mhz offset to delta (-100 mhz). For some reason, I can't get my core any higher without getting artifacts from ATiTool (even with compatibility mode on), and when I try to set my core manually with Nvidia Control panel, it always tells me I've failed. When show the 3d window and then activate the artifact scanner however, it gives me no artifacts...could I be doing something wrong here?
My max core was 485 and memory was 710 when I was testing out my maximum clock speeds @ 1v without the delta offset. I'm currently using the 790GSUON rom from JuanLu and running on 84.63 drivers...
post #396 of 1404

790GTXUO.ROM for 7900 GS Rocks! 3DMark05 10057 Baby!

Just wanted to share my findings with this Unlocked BIOS and all I can say is INSANE!!!!!

With the 7900 GSX BIOSES, my 7900 GS card could only hit v540c800 before starting to crash. But with the Unlocked Memory Optimized BIOS 790GTXUO.ROM from juanlu206, I maxed out the Nvidia Control Panel settings at 640/800 and I think my card can still go higher.

I've only had a chance to compare the GSX BIOSES vs the Unlocked Memory Optimized 790GTXUO.ROM, but in every instance, the 790GTXUO.ROM came out ahead.

Stock GS 3DMark05 6650
Stock GS 3DMark06 3483

GSX BIOSES 3DMark05

v500c600XG 93.817839
v525c600XG 93.817979
v525c700XG 93.818372
v525c750XG 93.818612
v525c800XG 93.818672
v530c800XG 93.818668
v540c600XG 93.818004
v540c800XG 93.81Crash
v550c600XG 93.81Crash
v550v700XG 93.81Crash
v575c600XG 93.81Crash
v575c775XG 93.81Crash

Unlocked BIOS Memory Optimized 790GTXUO.ROM 3DMark05
500/600XG 93.91 7996
535/800XG 93.91 9017
540/800XG 93.91 9090 9105
550/800XG 93.91 9245
575/800XG 93.91 9467
600/800XG 93.91 9714
625/800XG 93.91 9955
640/800XG 93.91 10057


Please check out my overclock settings and comparative data below because my Excel spreadsheet isn't showing correcty in this reply.


System Specs:
M1710 T7600G @ 3.16ghz (yeah, the 3DMark05 10057 had a little help from the overclocked cpu )
256MB 7900 GS
XG 93.81 Drivers

7900 GS Stock 3Dmark05 6650
7900 GS with juanlu206 790GTXUO.ROM 3DMark05 10577
3DMark05 gain of 4000 = Priceless

Thanks juanlu206, you are da man!!!

Everyone else, party on!!!!!!

post #397 of 1404
I am using an external Dvd/Cd now after adding a second hdd. How can I boot the iso cd with the external? I have tired and it will just boot the hdd. I've made sure the bios will boot usb and cd, but still no joy?

Help!

Steve
post #398 of 1404
Quote:
Originally Posted by steveg1966
I am using an external Dvd/Cd now after adding a second hdd. How can I boot the iso cd with the external? I have tired and it will just boot the hdd. I've made sure the bios will boot usb and cd, but still no joy?

Help!

Steve
the easy way is to move the iso flash to a USB memory.

then boot .
post #399 of 1404
I did set the delta offset to +100. I also found that software overclocking was difficult with the offset. I just decided to flash a stock gs bios with modified clocks.
post #400 of 1404
Justageek95:
Hmm, thats interesting, you increased delta (for a higher geometric clock) instead of decreasing it in return for higher core clock speeds.
How is your stability with an extra 100 mhz on geometric?
Did you try doing the opposite and decreasing your geometric?
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