------------------------------I went drifting, thru the capitols of tin, where men cant walk and cant freely talk, and sons turn their fathers in
Reply to jaydeejohn
Good old FUaD, nothing like being 2 days late heheh
------------------------------I went drifting, thru the capitols of tin, where men cant walk and cant freely talk, and sons turn their fathers in
Reply to jaydeejohn
Ive seen it on another forum, and it works, no fan control tho, and it can be tough on Vista64 to implement
------------------------------I went drifting, thru the capitols of tin, where men cant walk and cant freely talk, and sons turn their fathers in
Reply to jaydeejohn
Without fan control I don't think there's much point in going over the CCC limits, there's no way the stock fan speed is going to handle the OC in a game.
------------------------------Core2 Duo E6850 @ 3.6 GHz -- Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3R -- HIS HD 4870 @ 790/1100 -- 2 GB Corsair XMS2 6400 4-4-4-12 -- Silverstone Zeus 750W -- 900 GB HDDs -- Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro -- Acer AL2216W 22" @ 1680x1050
That adds around $50 to the cost of the card though, halfway to the 4870 price. Then there are same performing cards like g92 8800gts that oc well on stock fan, for cheaper.
I got my 4870 to 480core and 1065 memory, the memory OC kept going but I stopped the Auto-Tune out of fear. This is with the CCC btw. Got the fan set to 45% using the profile edit, id idles around 55c-60c, hits mid 70s under load. Better than the 72c idle with no OC and the stock fan speed.
Like somebody else said above, I really dont think its safe to go outside the clocks that the CCC can do right now with the fan speed issue. You can always do the profile edit, but ive actualy had an instance where it failed to load on windows start.
Message edited by spathotan on 07-09-2008 at 02:06:13 PM
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