X800 pro overlocking ability

IamTHEsnake

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I know this is probably a question that has been asked before but, I was just wondering how an x800pro compares to an XT when it is heavily overclocked say at 570mhz on the core. Are there performance levels near the same? If not, is the gap very big?

Just curious, all the x800pro owners out there, speak up!
 

imported_Noob

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It wouldn't compare because there are 4 rendering pipelines disabled in the X800 Pro. Your best bet is to bios flash it to the XT.
 

IamTHEsnake

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I know the obvious difference, but I'm basically asking whether or not the extra clockspeed could make up for the 4 pipelines.
 

Dethfrumbelo

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Originally posted by: Noob
It wouldn't compare because there are 4 rendering pipelines disabled in the X800 Pro. Your best bet is to bios flash it to the XT.

That'll work only if it's a Pro VIVO, which is a rebadged XT that couldn't cut the mustard.

 

imported_Noob

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I don't know. I have never overclocked my card. But I think that overclocking the memory makes more of a difference. The best overclocking tool is ATI Tool.
 

OnEMoReTrY

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5,967 3DMark05, STOCK COOLED! x800 pro 12 pipe, outpreforms the x800 xt pe in all the benches I've done. Did a few volt mod's to it however, hardmod on the pipes failed.
VCORE = 1.46v
VDD = 2.09v
VDDQ = 2.17v
The overclock is 605/607 100% stable. Not bad for stock cooled 12 pipe pro no?
http://img32.exs.cx/img32/8950/3dmark051eo.jpg
 

OnEMoReTrY

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Originally posted by: Noob
I don't know. I have never overclocked my card. But I think that overclocking the memory makes more of a difference. The best overclocking tool is ATI Tool.

On the contrary, overclocking the core will give u a MUCH larger performance increase then the memory. The memory hardly impacts your score at all even with it being doubled because of DDR.