Originally posted by: nimo
9500np 4 pipelines can be softmod to 8pipelines on some "L" models
9500pro has 8 pipelines same as the 9700
The only difference is that 9500pro has 128bit memory and the 9700
Has 256bit (plus naturally memory/core speed differences )
nimo
In the upper part of your post you said
NOTHING that hasn't already been said, with a reliable reference.
nimo = auctioner? Or are you as deceitful as he is and therefore feel compelled to defend the deceptive tactics employed?
Originally posted by: nimo
The auction IMHO is not dishonest it clearly states "9700 pro speeds"
And that can be realistically achieved on a 9500pro
The title of the auction reads:
ATI Radeon 9500 Pro -> 9700 Pro Retail MINT
Most people familar with this mod have come to know this symbol, not as overclocking to the speeds of a 9700 pro but, to mean soft (or hard) modding of a 9x00 to a greater 9x00.
When you say that the action clearly states
"9700 pro speeds" you're taking it out of context. He is not saying that taking it to 9700 pro speeds is all you can do, he is implying you can end up with a 9700 pro, because not only is it overclocked, but he has flashed the bios to a 9700pro (or so he states).
You are bidding on a few month old ATI Radeon 9500 Pro 128mb. I have upgraded the bios of this card to the 9700 Pro bios. This card can run on the 9700 Pro speeds with NO PROBLEMS. You can go higher speeds if you put some ramsinks on it and change out the stock fan. This card comes with everything that came in the RETAIL BOX and also includes the BOX. Reason why I am selling is that 0I upgraded to a ATI 9800 Pro so I am in no need of this card. These are getting to be RARE cards.
I
HATEpeople like this who are always looking to take advantage of others. I
HATE people who try to look for a simple fault in wording, or stick to 3 words in a complete statement to justify their wrongful behavior (by taking those 3 words out of content). I truly
HATE ambiguity, in hopes of taking avantage of someone else. This seller knows exactly what the buyer wants and in a sense the seller is promising it; but in the end he will not deliver. The buyer will not have any rights to truly complain for in the end the auction is ambiguous enough to allot the seller a loop hole through which he can escape all fault.