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post #1 of 68
Thread Starter 
Post your MR9800 Overclocks along with any benchmark scores you'd like to include. Also temps would be nice. Artifact hogs need not apply


400 Core/350 Memory Temps are at 43-46idle and 49-51 full load.

3dmark03 7489

3dmark01 18376

Aquamark


-Myhre
post #2 of 68
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Originally Posted by Myhre
Post your MR9800 Overclocks along with any benchmark scores you'd like to include. Also temps would be nice. Artifact hogs need not apply


400 Core/350 Memory Temps are at 43-46idle and 49-51 full load.

3dmark03 7489

3dmark01 18376

Aquamark


-Myhre
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Wow, how are your temps so low? Did you apply a new heatsink or something? My GPU/CPU idle temps are both around 51.
post #3 of 68
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Wow, how are your temps so low? Did you apply a new heatsink or something? My GPU/CPU idle temps are both around 51.
I'm not sure why they're that low. Everything is still stock.

Okay just to make sure that I'm reading the I8Kfangui correctly. I know I've heard someone say that it doesn't show the GPU temp in the right spot. Here is what my fangui gives me.


CPU temp 49C
GPU temp 41C
Dimm temp 46C
HD temp 27C
Other temp 51C not sure what this one is calculating

This is after mild usage and after the system has been on for about an hour and a half.


-Myhre
post #4 of 68
Hummm...my Core is 425 and 398 Memory 7754 3DMark 2003
post #5 of 68
how do you get fangui to read your GPU temp? mine only reads the CPU and HD temps. Do i have to get a different version?

Derek
post #6 of 68
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Originally Posted by hound
how do you get fangui to read your GPU temp? mine only reads the CPU and HD temps. Do i have to get a different version?

Derek
Go to the options button. Go over to the Status Reading tab and enable it. If you decide to enable "Read current CPU speed" Be sure to only select Ask windows for speed or Ask Bios for speed. If you select Realtime calculation it may corrupt i8kfangui and make it crash everytime you open it.

-Myhre
post #7 of 68
myhre make sure your using the latest release of fangui, because the older version had wrong temperature readings for almost all of the components in our comps
post #8 of 68
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Yeah I'm using the most up to date one. So if it's the newest one everything is in the right spot then?
post #9 of 68
damn myhre, i think you're running your pc in one icee..lol... that's one cool 9100... nice though... big ups!
post #10 of 68
Myhre, you have to have to Fangui exe that DIDN'T come from the fangui site. There are several threads buried in here by now (maybe we should have gotten one of them made sticky?) where a couple guys were fixing the display et al.

I think the thread you want is Fangui wishlist. In there will be some links from the guys doing the adjustments to fangui. Read thru the whole thing to make sure you get the correct last version.

The file you'll get from the thread is just the main exe, not the whole program. So you need the program, then copy replace the original with that file. Then you'll get the right temps

To give you an idea, GPU and DIMMS should be fighting to the highest temps. CPU and other should be somewhat similar, at least that how mine is going right now. other is vram. If i recall, the original flipped the GPU and Dimm or GPU and other. but it was never right
post #11 of 68

Hmmm...

Hmmm... Playing CoD, with 378 core/345 mem, my temps got up to 68C, running extremely high settings. Is that normal? I don't have much experience with high end cards yet. :0P
post #12 of 68
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Hmmm... Playing CoD, with 378 core/345 mem, my temps got up to 68F, running extremely high settings. Is that normal? I don't have much experience with high end cards yet. :0P

Yeah, that's normal. GPU's run hotter than CPU's on average. I'm assuming most everyone's temps should be relatively the same since most of us got our cards fromt he same batch, and the heatsinks were all applied the same. That is unless they built your card on "Tequila Night"
post #13 of 68
Jeez, I was wondering why the heck that worm was in the static bag, I thought it was from the Airborne truck or something. ;0)

Myhre: You're running your core at 400 now? Everything stable?
post #14 of 68
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Originally Posted by Corvus_Corax
Jeez, I was wondering why the heck that worm was in the static bag, I thought it was from the Airborne truck or something. ;0)

Myhre: You're running your core at 400 now? Everything stable?
100% stable. This thing runs sooo nice.
post #15 of 68
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100% stable. This thing runs sooo nice.
Yeah, it sure does. Just wish I knew why my XPS runs so much warmer then yours. :0P
post #16 of 68
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Originally Posted by Corvus_Corax
Yeah, it sure does. Just wish I knew why my XPS runs so much warmer then yours. :0P
I think it's because Dell had a Malaysian make my laptop just for me. What's that? They made your's just for you as well? Hogwash!
post #17 of 68
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I think it's because Dell had a Malaysian make my laptop just for me. What's that? They made your's just for you as well? Hogwash!
But Dude! You got a Dell! (Didn't that guy get busted for smoking weed? o.O )
post #18 of 68
Dude! I hope they dont bust me
post #19 of 68
Running at 401/401 and got 7611 Hmmm, just need to decide if I wanna push higher...

Ok, I broke down quickly

Just for grins I took up to 425/425 (too high for everday use in my opinion) and got 7918
post #20 of 68
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Originally Posted by Vanilla Jedi
Running at 401/401 and got 7611 Hmmm, just need to decide if I wanna push higher...

Ok, I broke down quickly

Just for grins I took up to 425/425 (too high for everday use in my opinion) and got 7918
sweet overclock. Man...these 9800's overclock like mad
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