Originally posted by: i82lazyboy
XFX 5900 to 5950 Ultra Flash
Originally posted by: Agamar
I have one of these, and I think the fan is making a noise....Anybody know what kind of fan I can replace it with?
Originally posted by: Jeff7181
Put the old BIOS back on and overclock it to about 475/920 and you'll probably get better performance.
Originally posted by: Zebo
Originally posted by: Jeff7181
Put the old BIOS back on and overclock it to about 475/920 and you'll probably get better performance.
A lot of people are saying this. Up to 300 pts at same speeds. ooops/
Originally posted by: Vaerilis
Originally posted by: Zebo
Originally posted by: Jeff7181
Put the old BIOS back on and overclock it to about 475/920 and you'll probably get better performance.
A lot of people are saying this. Up to 300 pts at same speeds. ooops/
Memory timings differ in the 5950 BIOS.
Originally posted by: Zebo
Originally posted by: Vaerilis
Originally posted by: Zebo
Originally posted by: Jeff7181
Put the old BIOS back on and overclock it to about 475/920 and you'll probably get better performance.
A lot of people are saying this. Up to 300 pts at same speeds. ooops/
Memory timings differ in the 5950 BIOS.
Alright I decided my 5900 is going in about a month, and it's already worthless, so what the hell I flashed it to BFG's 5950. AND JEff is 100% correct.
Before flash FX5900 475/950 coolbitted in a 2.34 Barton: 3dmark 2003 = 6338
After flash FX5900 to FX5950 stock 475/950 in a 2.34 Barton: 3dmark 2003 = 6011
Needless to say I flashed back.
Originally posted by: Zebo
interesting. So it may be supplying more Vcore or Vram when flashed to allow 5950 levels. I could flash again to check. Right now the max I can OC the unflashed 5900 is 520/960 before it fails self test. Have to wonder if the memory could stand more if indeed it suplpied more voltage. hmm
Originally posted by: Jeff7181
Put the old BIOS back on and overclock it to about 475/920 and you'll probably get better performance.
