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Nice tommy, 1200 core is more than overkill these days tbh, welcome to the club.
You have a reference card right? What are your temps like? What volts did you need on the memory to reach that?
I can do 1200 core @ 1.161 volts now with these drivers. (stock 1.112)
[email protected](1.175), [email protected], I imagine I could back off on core voltage, but as I won't run it at that speed anyway I don't need to fine tune, peace of mind that it can hit those clocks will suffice.
1100 probably will be enough for me(if indeed a title needs it, most are fine on stock clocks for me), after more tinkering, I'll find out where to leave my memory clocks.
It was the vrm temps that was holding it back, there must be a hot spot in my case, as I removed the 9800gt and left the panel off and the vrm temps came down by about 25c.
I have ran it before without the 9800 in, but the vrms were still as high with it installed, so it must be down to a hotspot being negated with the panel off.
If it was under water,no doubt it would stretch it's legs even further.
BF3 is absolutely flying now, between the clocks(more so the memory) and the performance released by AMD, my mins have went up at least 10fps.
Finally, I'm getting to about the same place I was with my 6950>70's.
Well done i knew there was something i had to do before that i done this time your right theres 2 dlls missing.
