Glad to see the threads still going.
Filho, sorry to hear about the PSU, i did say i thought it wouldn't be that. See some people love to preach about stuff, like the guy who posted all the PSU stuff on the other forum, "your psu is no way near good enuff" and that sort of thing :roll:
Oh well. It is strange that your artifacts have gone away by reducing the memory clock, that kind of suggests maybe the memory is not really up to scratch, because we were all running at stock speeds and the speeds are set by sapphire, so i'd be a bit disgruntled if that was the problem. Maybe we should try and find out what the memory speeds on X800GTs are supposed to be? Find out what they are on X800GTs from other manufacturers?
Another thing Filho, do you have texture corruption at all levels now? Or is it just 2x AA?
Because yes Alizee, my texture corruption has always just been at 2x Anti-Aliasing as i said earlier, which is really strange isn't it.
Unless they are similar? And for some reason Sapphire push their memory, and something to do with 2x AA is causing it to be pushed too far? I don't know, is definately a strange one. But we can try clocking the memory back to see what happens anyway? I'll try soon.
Filho, did you now you can also use the sapphire trixx utility to adjust your cards clock speeds? Doesn't matter, ATI Tool is a good program anyway, just thought i'd mention it.
Edit: I'm trying to look into clock speeds for X800GTs. It seems that 475 for the core is the default on most cards, but as far as memory clocks, i cant really find another 128Mb one. The 256Mb cards differ quite a bit (obviously with different ram) with some cards going as high as 1000MHz. Our 128Mb card is 700 (350x2 'DDR'). On the 256Mb cards that have higher memory clocks both the powercolor and sapphire run at 980. But one thing is easy to find, everywhere says the Sapphire X800GT 128Mb runs at 700, so its not some odd error with the settings, loads of places have reviewed the cards and didnt seem to have a problem, so we should be able to run at that speed aswell.
Filho, i've yet to test my card, but if you really have to run at 300 to get your card to perform then you are definately due a refund, because the card is advertised and sold as 350.