Official HWBOT Partner
Official HWBOT Partner

Submission Details

83 marks with
Apprentice Submitted

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Hardware Details

Processor

Cooling
Air (Custom)
Cores
2,362.00 MHz  (28%)

Memory

Cooling
Air (Stock)
Type
512 MB  DDR SD-RAM Speed @ 214 MHz
Timings
tCAS: 2.5  tRCD: 3  tRP: 4  tRAS: 8

Videocard

Model
Radeon 7000 SDR ~ Radeon VE SDR (RV100) (Radeon 7000 series)
Cooling
Air (Custom)
Speed
540.00 MHz  (315%)  /  176.00 MHz  (35%)

Motherboard

Cooling
Air (Stock)

Comments

Christian Ney
Christian Ney

such a fucking good card :D 2 times my score xD

DrSwizz
DrSwizz

Yes, it certainly is one amazing card!

 

When I first started overclocking it (after I had modded it) I started Ati-Tool and used the "find max core"-feature (over whatever it is called). The clock speed started at 50Mhz (I guess that is the default for 2D-mode). Ati-Tool slowly, but surely kept increasing the gpu core speed. When it reached 400MHz I thought "this can't be right, Ati-Tool must be broken". Eventually windows crashed somewhere above 540Mhz.

Turrican
Turrican

nice. :)

have you tried starting everest at that gpu-clock and look at the "sepcs" there? ;)

DrSwizz
DrSwizz
nice. :)

 

Thanks

 

have you tried starting everest at that gpu-clock and look at the "sepcs" there? ;)

 

Actually I am not that much familiar with everest (I have only used the memory/cache benchmark). I'll have to check what "sepcs" is. :-)

Turrican
Turrican

it's when you start everest on the left side under "display" and "GPU". :)

DrSwizz
DrSwizz

I cannot seem to find anything called "sepcs" in the GPU-section in Everest. It doesn't really matter though, as Everest was not capable of detecting the real clock speed for the GPU. It assumed the GPU was running at the same speed as the memory was.

 

A GPU-Z validation:

http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/7eepk/

:-)