9800 ATI stock settings
Hi guys. Finally got my 9800. Was 2nd hand from ebay. On the card it says 'ATI Radeon 9800 Pro' 128Mb. Ran ATI tool once I got it installed and the stock settings are quoted as '324/290.' That's a little lower than I was expecting . Anyone know if those specs sound right?
I used ATI Tool to OC it until it runs stable at 380/350. Any way I can get it higher, or is that it?
It has the arctic cooling silencer fitted.
Thanks.
I used ATI Tool to OC it until it runs stable at 380/350. Any way I can get it higher, or is that it?
It has the arctic cooling silencer fitted.
Thanks.
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Anyways, I tried flashing the BIOS on the graphics card based on the information @ http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=11 and here are the results below;
I booted to DOS and at the prompt entered; atiflash -p 0 9800PRO.bin atiflash and the 9800PRO BIOS being on the floppy.
Old mem setting: 2240
New mem setting: 2240
Old SSID: 0002
New SSID: 0002
Old P/N: Radeon 9800 128 MB
New P/N: 113-A07533-100
Flash type: M25P05/C
ROM not erased
ERROR 0FL01
Can anyone interpret what went on from the information above?
Thanks for any help.
this is the speed of the 9800 pro 128 meg card
RADEON 9800 - 325? MHz chip, 128 MB 310? MHz (DDR 620?) 256 bit local memory
this is the speed of the 9800 128 meg card
looks like that is just the stock 9800 card and not the pro card
I would just overclock that sucker instead of flashing the bios
who knows you might get it to XT speeds
412 core 365 memory
Samsung 316
K40263238E-GC2A RAM chips and the sticker on the card itself says: ATI Radeon 9800PRO ver:A KS0412002689
A google shows that the Samsung chips are 2.8ns which are installed on the Pro card??
Will flashing the BIOS increase the probability that I can reach higher speeds, or will I still have problems once I hit the figures I quoted in my first post? If I will still be stuck there, then there is no point flashing, no?
so no their is no point flashing it
now a new GPU cooler and some RAM sinks would help:)
that will be fine, does the RAM have any sinks?