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I think fornowagain posted a XS link a couple of pages back, but i looked at that again, but it doesnt seem to be for the german bios editor. Any links to where that is? thanks in advance.
I think fornowagain posted a XS link a couple of pages back, but i looked at that again, but it doesnt seem to be for the german bios editor. Any links to where that is? thanks in advance.
Sorry how exactly do you get the dos prompt to recognise the mem stick?
The only time i see the 2d bug (in cod4) is when im o the ghille mission and the the snipers opening a door to that church thing after you get past the first couple of guys. Momentary thing though lasts maybe 6-7 seconds.
Gerrard
What the X2 like compared to he Ultra , I am thinking of maye going 2 x 3870X2 when I now the final benches and clocks of the new Nvidia cards ? Especialy when i can get 2 for like £470 .
hard to tell the difference really. Ultra FpS were so high that anything extra the x2 delivers is really a bonus, like going from 100fps in tf2 to 120fps.
What do you reckon to crossfiring theese puppies when driver support gets better ?
Ok i finally managed it. I 'burnt' a floppy disk that would boot into dos, and chucked onto that the flash files, and bang it was all done. It seems my card didnt want to recognise the files unless i put .bin at the end while flashing.
EDIT: Nope i have flashed but it seems that it still clocks itself downwards to the 2d clocks randomly. All i adjusted was the low power 3d clocks and nothing else. Hmm help?
It should only ever go to 2d clocks in 2d... like windows desktop/level loading screens, in anything 3d it should only ever use low power 3d/full 3d clocks.
Best way to check is install Riva Tuner, open up the monitoring page, it should read 300/900 on the windows desktop, leave it open and fire up a game you were having problems with (like Crysis), load a level and play for a few mins, then quit and look at your chart.
You should have a low 300Mhz core while you were in windows, then a spike where you loaded the game, then it'll drop back to 300Mhz on the level load screen, then actually in game playing the level it should be constantly at 825Mhz until the point that you quit.
If it is then you don't have a problem any more.
Ok i finally managed it. I 'burnt' a floppy disk that would boot into dos, and chucked onto that the flash files, and bang it was all done. It seems my card didnt want to recognise the files unless i put .bin at the end while flashing.
EDIT: Nope i have flashed but it seems that it still clocks itself downwards to the 2d clocks randomly. All i adjusted was the low power 3d clocks and nothing else. Hmm help?
shouldnt you be altering the 2d clocks the same as the 3d , thats how i read it or was that a typo in your post