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spookywillow said:i get just under with an X2 3800 5192 http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=1137084
second highest score with an x2 and x1950pro single card
beast said:Any 256mb pro beat me yet?
I reckon I can break 6K too
honestjohn said:Thanks very much for the ray of hope, Machine.
Also, I just had a thought regarding our issue of signal loss / black screen crash on the HIS ICEQ3 Turbo. Those of us with the problem can run our cards underclocked with the core set at 600-607 Mhz without issue. I'm wondering if there was some kind of production mistake and HIS mistakenly used the GPU's from the standard version which is rated to run at 575 Mhz. on our ICEQ3 Turbo cards. Guess the why's really don't matter as long as we get replacements which work.
aircooled said:I have a HIS X1950 Pro ICEQ3 Turbo 512MB AGP and no problems !!!
As you posted on other forums , your problems started when you (honestjohn)
aggressively overclocked the card , thus over heating the card to the point of crashing.
To solve this, you (honestjohn) I quote "Finally upped Fan-Speed to 100% at all times using ATI Tray Tools",
this may of prematurely worn-out the bearing
due to the fan constantly operating at high rpms for an extended period of time.
So. Please do not brash this truly great product that is well engineered ,
If you choose to push-it past the limits it was designed , that is your decision ..
Overclocking is always a gamble and sometimes we lose !
Sorry my friend.
aircooled said:I have a HIS X1950 Pro ICEQ3 Turbo 512MB AGP and no problems !!!
As you posted on other forums , your problems started when you (honestjohn)
aggressively overclocked the card , thus over heating the card to the point of crashing.
To solve this, you (honestjohn) I quote "Finally upped Fan-Speed to 100% at all times using ATI Tray Tools",
this may of prematurely worn-out the bearing
due to the fan constantly operating at high rpms for an extended period of time.
So. Please do not brash this truly great product that is well engineered ,
If you choose to push-it past the limits it was designed , that is your decision ..
Overclocking is always a gamble and sometimes we lose !
Sorry my friend.
elguwapo said:honestjohn: ===>Hope you get your card soon m8 and would you kindly post the results of your RMA, hopefully its good.
spookywillow said:well how gutted am i?
i bought the HIS x1950pro 256mb and thought it had VIVO but it turns out it hasn't i'm pretty gutted to say the least after i just tried to hook up my skybox to my card
if i go crossfire do i have to get the EXACT same card or can i just get the HIS card that DOES have VIVO?
Koosnaff said:I have the AGP HIS X1950 Pro IceQ 3 Turbo 512Mb - this one has AVIVO...
What model is yours?
spookywillow said:well how gutted am i?
i bought the HIS x1950pro 256mb and thought it had VIVO but it turns out it hasn't i'm pretty gutted to say the least after i just tried to hook up my skybox to my card
if i go crossfire do i have to get the EXACT same card or can i just get the HIS card that DOES have VIVO?
honestjohn said:They all have AVIVO, but VIVO is different. Just to clarify VIVO stands for Video-In/Video-Out which means you can hookup a DVD Player, VHS Player, Camcorder, etc. directly to Video Card using a cable such as a composite or S-Video and capture Video from the device onto your computer. I use to transfer my home movies this way with my old video card.
Koosnaff said:Yep, been using a PC as a digital recorder/media centre for quite a while now,
I thought AVIVO was just ATI's buzzword for VIVO (it actually standing for ATI Video In/Video Out). The connector between the DVI ports on the back of my x1950 is the same as on the back of my x850xt pe - and that one came with an external box. As far as I know, I can plug this external box in my x1950 and do video capture. Part of the AVIVO standard from ATI is that all the cards have the same features/connectors. Found the following on ATI's webby
Today and Tomorrow
ATI Avivo enhances video capture, processing and playback, ensuring end-to-end high-fidelity from the moment video signals enter your PC, all the way to the image displayed on your monitor. New ATI products incorporating ATI Avivo technology support HDTV and coming technologyies like HD disc formats. ATI Avivo is setting the new standard for the best visual performance available on a PC today and for the future.
Which suggests that it should work.
I'll try it when I get home tonight - I'll plug in my breakout box and see if I can capture from it and let you know...