Topic: WTS ASUS 6950 1GB DirectCU II ADDED: Lian Li Mid Tower black case (Read 2883 times)
February 09, 2012, 04:30:42 PM
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February 05, 2012, 02:47:52 PM
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January 29, 2012, 07:57:16 PM
30 btc?
January 29, 2012, 06:45:29 PM
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January 27, 2012, 02:09:31 PM
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January 25, 2012, 09:59:07 PM
still confused...
I didnt hear back from you since my latest offer.
I didnt hear back from you since my latest offer.
January 25, 2012, 09:41:22 PM
lol bam?!
Confused.
yeah, re read your pms. Confused.
January 25, 2012, 09:01:09 PM
lol bam?!
Confused.
Confused.
January 25, 2012, 06:21:46 PM
I offer 25 btc for the card shipped.
Check your PM, let me know =)
So close to a deal and then bam!
January 25, 2012, 05:22:15 PM
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January 24, 2012, 12:07:08 PM
I offer 25 btc for the card shipped.
Check your PM, let me know =)
January 23, 2012, 07:40:49 PM
I offer 25 btc for the card shipped.
January 23, 2012, 06:03:03 PM
bump added pc case!
January 20, 2012, 03:16:14 AM
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January 18, 2012, 12:45:11 AM
thanks man I will give ati tray tools a shot. Was searching for this downclocking tool for a couple of days.
update:
I downloaded ati tray tools 1.7.9.1573 and installed. The lower bound of memory clock I can reach is 1000MHz. How did you get to 150MHz? Could you elaborate?
update:
I downloaded ati tray tools 1.7.9.1573 and installed. The lower bound of memory clock I can reach is 1000MHz. How did you get to 150MHz? Could you elaborate?
Hrm mine the lower bound for mine was 0mhz lol
I cant remember how I got it below what your stating, I think it was always available.
Your not in the driver oc section in att right? You actually in the hardware level oc'n?
I used the version you are. I was using 11.9 cats
January 16, 2012, 07:07:42 PM
thanks man I will give ati tray tools a shot. Was searching for this downclocking tool for a couple of days.
update:
I downloaded ati tray tools 1.7.9.1573 and installed. The lower bound of memory clock I can reach is 1000MHz. How did you get to 150MHz? Could you elaborate?
update:
I downloaded ati tray tools 1.7.9.1573 and installed. The lower bound of memory clock I can reach is 1000MHz. How did you get to 150MHz? Could you elaborate?
January 16, 2012, 12:14:02 PM
Well the lower you can get the mem .. the board uses less power, considerably.
I think from 400mhz to 150mhz was a diff of like 10-20watts or something, either way I was surprised.
I already mentioned how I got the mem down that far. The only program that worked to achieve it was ati tray tools(all other programs had different locked minimums except att). I then confirmed the clocks w/ cgminer, gpuz and ati tray tools built in hardware monitoring graphs. I did not modify any memclocks or voltages in BIOS to achieve such speeds.
I think from 400mhz to 150mhz was a diff of like 10-20watts or something, either way I was surprised.
I already mentioned how I got the mem down that far. The only program that worked to achieve it was ati tray tools(all other programs had different locked minimums except att). I then confirmed the clocks w/ cgminer, gpuz and ati tray tools built in hardware monitoring graphs. I did not modify any memclocks or voltages in BIOS to achieve such speeds.
January 16, 2012, 12:10:56 PM
I second this is a great card running quiet even at full fan speed. 
. noise level comparable to 5870 reference card fan running at 50%
Bought 5 of these recently, 2 could be shader-unlocked. It also has 2 dvi + 6 dhcp output for eyefinity which I don't use.
The only one I'm running atm(shader-unlocked) also overclocks well. reaches 1GHz at 1.2V vCore. But I'm running it 960MHz at 1.15V.
One quick question for the op how can you share how you reached 150MHz memory? Whenever I edit my memory clock in rbe and flash it back I got bsod at windows start. I asked other members they said the bios is signed you could not edit it. So far I'm reaching 600MHz with afterburner and asus smartdoctor in combination.
. noise level comparable to 5870 reference card fan running at 50%Bought 5 of these recently, 2 could be shader-unlocked. It also has 2 dvi + 6 dhcp output for eyefinity which I don't use.
The only one I'm running atm(shader-unlocked) also overclocks well. reaches 1GHz at 1.2V vCore. But I'm running it 960MHz at 1.15V.
One quick question for the op how can you share how you reached 150MHz memory? Whenever I edit my memory clock in rbe and flash it back I got bsod at windows start. I asked other members they said the bios is signed you could not edit it. So far I'm reaching 600MHz with afterburner and asus smartdoctor in combination.
Is clocking down the extra 450MHz really going to change much?
January 16, 2012, 12:09:04 PM
I second this is a great card running quiet even at full fan speed. . noise level comparable to 5870 reference card fan running at 50%
Bought 5 of these recently, 2 could be shader-unlocked. It also has 2 dvi + 6 dhcp output for eyefinity which I don't use.
The only one I'm running atm(shader-unlocked) also overclocks well. reaches 1GHz at 1.2V vCore. But I'm running it 960MHz at 1.15V.
One quick question for the op how can you share how you reached 150MHz memory? Whenever I edit my memory clock in rbe and flash it back I got bsod at windows start. I asked other members they said the bios is signed you could not edit it. So far I'm reaching 600MHz with afterburner and asus smartdoctor in combination.
. noise level comparable to 5870 reference card fan running at 50%Bought 5 of these recently, 2 could be shader-unlocked. It also has 2 dvi + 6 dhcp output for eyefinity which I don't use.
The only one I'm running atm(shader-unlocked) also overclocks well. reaches 1GHz at 1.2V vCore. But I'm running it 960MHz at 1.15V.
One quick question for the op how can you share how you reached 150MHz memory? Whenever I edit my memory clock in rbe and flash it back I got bsod at windows start. I asked other members they said the bios is signed you could not edit it. So far I'm reaching 600MHz with afterburner and asus smartdoctor in combination.
January 16, 2012, 02:36:46 AM
No, I did not modify the voltages =) never flashed a 6970 BIOS to it.
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