LOL ABIT GURU-9550s are teh bomb :)

dug777

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Cheap, but wow the overclocking is good ;)

Come over as a very quality product, really thick, solid orange PCB, hsf is pretty quiet (and active :)), and RAMsinks into the bargain...you even get a dual BIOS and core/mem voltage adjustment...

Anyway i've only had it for a coupe hours, but the memory came stock at 400mhz, doing 600mhz no worries, ramsinks are still cool to touch, no artifacts in atitool or 3dmark05.

Might have a go at the core now ;)

Well core came at 300mhz when you set the jumper to the overclocked BIOS, currently stable and artifact free at 400mhz...so i have a 9600 pro on my hands :D
 

dug777

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Originally posted by: otispunkmeyer
see if you can get 9600XT out of it

that should be 500 core and still 600 mem

yeah, i read a few reviews that said they got over that, might have a go ;)
 

dug777

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well i got 486 for the core, and 634 for the mem :cool: Thats the max vguru goes up to, completely stable, no artifacts :D

EDIT: so basically 14mhz slower than an XT on the core, and 34mhz faster on the RAM...:D
 

dug777

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Originally posted by: Creig
Where'd you pick it up from, and for how much? Linkage?

some australia only delivery site, with airfreight (overnight :cool: ) it was $130AUD before tax, i imagine they are far cheaper in the US tho...as most graphics cards are :(
 

dug777

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so how do i push it further? i'm at the top of the sliders for vGuru (which lets me go higher than ATI tray tools), and ati tool..
 

Gamingphreek

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Originally posted by: dug777
so how do i push it further? i'm at the top of the sliders for vGuru (which lets me go higher than ATI tray tools), and ati tool..

I believe RivaTuner while it sliders might not go as high... if you look in the advanced option is believe you can manuall input your core clock, and your memory clock.

-Kevin
 

dug777

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Originally posted by: Gamingphreek
Originally posted by: dug777
so how do i push it further? i'm at the top of the sliders for vGuru (which lets me go higher than ATI tray tools), and ati tool..

I believe RivaTuner while it sliders might not go as high... if you look in the advanced option is believe you can manuall input your core clock, and your memory clock.

-Kevin

Cheers i'll try that :)
 

JBT

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With rad linker you can adjust the multiplier on the cards. This makes it possible to get VERY high frequencies.