Highland3r said:Not hard to work around, just set 2d clocks as well as 3d. This may not be the "cold bug", need to look into it a little more. Certainly has the characteristics of it though
boardy said:Its not so much a "cold bug" it's more of a throttling that in there wisdom nVidia put into the BIOS of the 6800's and up. The 7800 BIOS with it removed was quickly made by someone on XS. I think I can mod the BIOS on the 7900's if it does exist, and by the comment of ~32 throttling sounds like it is still in there.
Why they do that is beyond me but it shouldn't be too hard to get rid of. Out comes the HEX editor again lol.
Can someone pull a BIOS file off a 7900GT for me and email it to my email in my profile please? Want to see if it is in there or not.
Cheers
Boardy
Highland3r said:Interesting/good news re cold bug
Managed to get this card up to 700+/950 so far on cool water, 1.45 vGPU/2.02 vMem. Seems to be REALLY sensitive to voltage though. Tiny amount either way can lead to Black screens and crashes.
The card also seems to hate volts, lowering vDD helps with memory clocks a little, and the core seems to struggle with over 1.47v
Mav, what volts are you running through yours at the moment?
bazx said:ya right about the ram voltage i would leave it alone
as for the core try this 900 with 1.7v but with a pci-e of 124 use clock gen![]()