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08-31-2002, 04:30 PM
mystifmagic

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Originally posted by CrawlingEye
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Mystif's only at 1.7GHz and nearing 13k. Granted, it's an AXP, but even the 1.9GHz one's have trouble reaching 15k or so, so I'd consider his v/c OC very good and showing 3dmark point increases.

:)

My current score is with the 28.XX drivers, which suck; I need to try the 40.XX drivers.

I am quite confident I can get well over 13K with my righ, the only way I could get up in the 14K range is if I had AGP voltage adjust, even then I can only guess (I have been complaining to Epox about that).
08-31-2002, 05:45 PM
pudad

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Originally posted by LAG
Man, am I jealous! I can only get 310/730 out of my gainward! These things were supposed to be killer o/cers but as it turns out, they aren't or I got a bunk one. Don't get me wrong, its still faster than crap, but it sure would be nice to see some of the speeds you guys are getting out of yours. I don't think I'm willing to swap out the hsf/ramsinks either. I've noticed that you don't get a whole lot of gains in 3dmark from o/cing them either, maybe a few hundred points, and I'd bet you wouldn't see a ton of framerate jumps either.

Gainward has better ocing GF3 vcards.
08-31-2002, 09:50 PM
CrawlingEye

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Originally posted by mystifmagic

My current score is with the 28.XX drivers, which suck; I need to try the 40.XX drivers.

I am quite confident I can get well over 13K with my righ, the only way I could get up in the 14K range is if I had AGP voltage adjust, even then I can only guess (I have been complaining to Epox about that).

Definitely. I can't wait to see what I can do with one of these. :)
I'll need to go full-on with my rig though (meaning, new psu, custom ramsinks complete) and I may have a good chance of 15k with the new drivers... :)

I'm just hoping I get as good of results from the ti4600 as I got with the R8500. :p

Anyway, good luck at hitting 14k. (push by the 1000's, not 100's. :p )
09-01-2002, 01:15 AM
mystifmagic

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Originally posted by CrawlingEye

I'm just hoping I get as good of results from the ti4600 as I got with the R8500. :p

You will be very pleasantly surprised ;)
09-07-2002, 09:29 AM
Exec

First of all - really neat mod there, mystifmagic. How did you attach the cooler, with epoxy?

I'm doing similar mod with my Ti4400 but with the 313C cooler. The only problem with 313C is that you can't use the original cover unless you use 1cm thick fan, anything higher and the cover doesn't fit anymore. I'm planning to use the stock fan with 5V, so it isn't an issue really.
09-07-2002, 04:52 PM
mystifmagic

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Originally posted by Exec
First of all - really neat mod there, mystifmagic. How did you attach the cooler, with epoxy?

I'm doing similar mod with my Ti4400 but with the 313C cooler. The only problem with 313C is that you can't use the original cover unless you use 1cm thick fan, anything higher and the cover doesn't fit anymore. I'm planning to use the stock fan with 5V, so it isn't an issue really.

Thanks ;) Just normal AS Epoxy mixed with a bit of AS3 so I can take it off later on if need be.

Why are you going to run the fan at 5v? At 12v the fan is extremely quiet.
09-08-2002, 03:28 AM
Exec

I tried at 12V, but it was a bit noisy. At 5V it was silent and still pulled a lot more air than the stock cooler, so I was quite happy with it ;)
09-08-2002, 04:17 PM
mystifmagic

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Originally posted by Exec
I tried at 12V, but it was a bit noisy. At 5V it was silent and still pulled a lot more air than the stock cooler, so I was quite happy with it ;)

Let me know how it turns out :)

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