8800GTX @ 1GHz

[Wreckage]

http://www.guru3d.com/newsitem.php?id=4592

I guess there is a lot of headroom for the possibility of an "ultra"

 

[tvdang7]

any volt mods?

 

[SpeedZealot369]

"Corsair Dominator PC2-8888 posting of the timings of 3-3-2-4"

:Q:Q:Q:Q

 

[mazeroth]

3DMark01 for the win!

 

[josh6079]

What are they talking about?

The 512 Mo of GDDR3, as for them, passed from 1.800 to 2.442 MHz.

I like their language for a motherboard too:

...a mother chart P5W64 Pro...

 

[CKXP]

Originally posted by: josh6079
What are they talking about?

The 512 Mo of GDDR3, as for them, passed from 1.800 to 2.442 MHz.

I like their language for a motherboard too:

...a mother chart P5W64 Pro...

Ha....you left out the "although with some "special"coolong."

 

[JAG87]

MY GOD.

thats a massive OC. almost 100%.
my feeling is G80 has a long way to go still.
people are arguing that 2 power connects was not needed since if only consumes as much as a X1950. nvidia might have been very smart to put 2 power connectors on the GTX. the extra power available to the card, can be used to power a future TEC/air hybrid cooler, and push the card to 700 or 750 mhz.

maybe an anti R600 move from nvidia... G81 sure will be interesting...

 

[ShadowOfMyself]

The guy was probably drunk while writing, but you can just go to XS

 

[solofly]

Originally posted by: CKXP

Originally posted by: josh6079
What are they talking about?

The 512 Mo of GDDR3, as for them, passed from 1.800 to 2.442 MHz.

I like their language for a motherboard too:

...a mother chart P5W64 Pro...

Ha....you left out the "although with some "special"coolong."

The guy probably speaks more than one language as his site originates somewhere in Europe.
Nothing funny about that kids.

 

[Nightmare225]

Originally posted by: solofly

Originally posted by: CKXP

Originally posted by: josh6079
What are they talking about?

The 512 Mo of GDDR3, as for them, passed from 1.800 to 2.442 MHz.

I like their language for a motherboard too:

...a mother chart P5W64 Pro...

Ha....you left out the "although with some "special"coolong."

The guy probably speaks more than one language as his site originates somewhere in Europe.
Nothing funny about that kids.

You're absolutely right.

Nice rigs, btw. :Q

 

[solofly]

Originally posted by: Nightmare225

Originally posted by: solofly

Originally posted by: CKXP

Originally posted by: josh6079
What are they talking about?

The 512 Mo of GDDR3, as for them, passed from 1.800 to 2.442 MHz.

I like their language for a motherboard too:

...a mother chart P5W64 Pro...

Ha....you left out the "although with some "special"coolong."

The guy probably speaks more than one language as his site originates somewhere in Europe.
Nothing funny about that kids.

You're absolutely right.

Nice rigs, btw. :Q

Thank you.

 

[josh6079]

Nothing funny about that kids.

There's nothing funny about an extreme overclocker getting his 8800GTX past GHz frequencies and then referring to its memory as 512 MB of GDDR3? Did he forget to overclock the rest of the 256MB's of it or something?

Sorry, I thought that was rather amusing. If the guy is bi/tri lingual I have no problem but it's just humorous to see an overclocker use a "special" GTX that has 1/3 its memory...

 

[CKXP]

Originally posted by: solofly

Originally posted by: CKXP

Originally posted by: josh6079
What are they talking about?

The 512 Mo of GDDR3, as for them, passed from 1.800 to 2.442 MHz.

I like their language for a motherboard too:

...a mother chart P5W64 Pro...

Ha....you left out the "although with some "special"coolong."

The guy probably speaks more than one language as his site originates somewhere in Europe.
Nothing funny about that kids.

that article was posted by Hilbert Hagedoorn http://www.guru3d.com/bio.php?authorid=2 Chief Editor, owner, who has numerous reviews and has never had a problem with english...personally i prefer the typing while drunk theory.

 

[redbox]

Didn't the x1800xt do that. I seam to remember a team of overclockers getting the core of an x1800xt to get over the 1Ghz mark too. Pretty nice results though.

 

[tvdang7]

Originally posted by: redbox
Didn't the x1800xt do that. I seam to remember a team of overclockers getting the core of an x1800xt to get over the 1Ghz mark too. Pretty nice results though.

true. wonder if it was real cuz unless they ddint do any volt mods i dont see how the 8800gtx or the x1800xt hitting 1000 is possible.

 

[TanisHalfElven]

Originally posted by: tvdang7

Originally posted by: redbox
Didn't the x1800xt do that. I seam to remember a team of overclockers getting the core of an x1800xt to get over the 1Ghz mark too. Pretty nice results though.

true. wonder if it was real cuz unless they ddint do any volt mods i dont see how the 8800gtx or the x1800xt hitting 1000 is possible.

x1800xt has software voltage control.

 

[redbox]

Originally posted by: tanishalfelven

Originally posted by: tvdang7

Originally posted by: redbox
Didn't the x1800xt do that. I seam to remember a team of overclockers getting the core of an x1800xt to get over the 1Ghz mark too. Pretty nice results though.

true. wonder if it was real cuz unless they ddint do any volt mods i dont see how the 8800gtx or the x1800xt hitting 1000 is possible.

x1800xt has software voltage control.

That is something I realy liked about the xk1 cards. I did a hard volt mod for my 7800gt but it's not something I want to do with alot of cards. Made me nervous the first time I put the soldering iron that close to my baby. I haven't heard, do the G80 cards have software voltage control? That would be sweet! Cause I don't know about the rest of you but trying to solder on a $600+ peice of delicate hardware is kind of nerve racking. Much easier to just move the mouse around and have my volts up that way.

 

[Cookie Monster]

IF the core was 1002mhz, we are talking about the shader clock being almost 2.2ghz!!!!

 

[thilanliyan]

Originally posted by: Cookie Monster
IF the core was 1002mhz, we are talking about the shader clock being almost 2.2ghz!!!!

Do the shader clocks scale linearly with the core frequency?

 

[Cookie Monster]

Originally posted by: thilan29

Originally posted by: Cookie Monster
IF the core was 1002mhz, we are talking about the shader clock being almost 2.2ghz!!!!

Do the shader clocks scale linearly with the core frequency?

Obviously it would. Well, i could be wrong but its logical to think that upping core affects the other clock domains.

 

[Matt2]

isnt Nvidia supposed to unlock the shader clocks for end user shader OC?

 

[Lonyo]

Originally posted by: CKXP

Originally posted by: solofly

Originally posted by: CKXP

Originally posted by: josh6079
What are they talking about?

The 512 Mo of GDDR3, as for them, passed from 1.800 to 2.442 MHz.

I like their language for a motherboard too:

...a mother chart P5W64 Pro...

Ha....you left out the "although with some "special"coolong."

The guy probably speaks more than one language as his site originates somewhere in Europe.
Nothing funny about that kids.

that article was posted by Hilbert Hagedoorn http://www.guru3d.com/bio.php?authorid=2 Chief Editor, owner, who has numerous reviews and has never had a problem with english...personally i prefer the typing while drunk theory.

I prefer the "He copied and pasted from Google's language translation the article from the other website without editing it or putting it in quotation marks" theory.

 

[Hyperlite]

Originally posted by: JAG87
MY GOD.

thats a massive OC. almost 100%.
my feeling is G80 has a long way to go still.
people are arguing that 2 power connects was not needed since if only consumes as much as a X1950. nvidia might have been very smart to put 2 power connectors on the GTX. the extra power available to the card, can be used to power a future TEC/air hybrid cooler, and push the card to 700 or 750 mhz.

maybe an anti R600 move from nvidia... G81 sure will be interesting...

thats what i was thinking, 100% OC is a first for a GPU, isn't it? Imagine what it will be able to do at 65nm :shocked: