ATI releases Vista RC1 rock solid driver
"ATI releases Vista RC1 rock solid driver"
Published: 6th September 2006 | Source: N/A |
ATI has published what the company calls "rock-solid" Catalyst graphic card drivers for Windows Vista RC1. The company promises that the new drivers "improve on the leading stability and performance found in previous versions, and introduce new features such as ATI's Power play power management technology for improved battery life for mobile platforms."
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That f****** nuts.
[QUOTE=XMS]And to be honest i'm very surprised at this result considering the DQ6 had the WORST fsb overclock records when it was released.
EDIT: And whats with the 17s SuperPI @ 3.6ghz - i can pull 14sec with 400x9.[/QUOTE]
I think it's because as u stated in the first paragraph, it's actually a POS board. Coolaler just happened to get one that can handle some serious FSB.
EDIT: And whats with the 17s SuperPI @ 3.6ghz - i can pull 14sec with 400x9.[/QUOTE]
I think it's because as u stated in the first paragraph, it's actually a POS board. Coolaler just happened to get one that can handle some serious FSB.
Actually it was someone on his forums who did it, may explain the terrible Pi time.
Take a look @ the ram timings. Theres your answer... to everything.
OMG 5-9-9-24 :nono:
Holy crap, I didn't even know u could loosen timings that much, ROFL.
Thats why he..
-Could get that high of an FSB
-Could get it stable enough to run 32m
-Got such a chit spi time.
You probably didn't notice it was single channel too.
In order to get such high FSB, you need to baby the chipset like mad. Some people seem to forget, that the memory controller is on the chipset for Intel CPU's, and on the CPU for AMD 64.
-Could get that high of an FSB
-Could get it stable enough to run 32m
-Got such a chit spi time.
You probably didn't notice it was single channel too.
In order to get such high FSB, you need to baby the chipset like mad. Some people seem to forget, that the memory controller is on the chipset for Intel CPU's, and on the CPU for AMD 64.
Yep
I did notice it was single channel which I'm not prepared to sacrifice just to get high clocks :)
And yeah I've noticed that the chipset is a PITA - just wish either:
Intel used an on-die memory controller
or
AMD would sort it out and get something that kills Conroe :)
I did notice it was single channel which I'm not prepared to sacrifice just to get high clocks :)
And yeah I've noticed that the chipset is a PITA - just wish either:
Intel used an on-die memory controller
or
AMD would sort it out and get something that kills Conroe :)
I'd still say that the Asus p5b-deluxe us currently the best overclocking motherboard available and thats what i got now :D
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EDIT: And whats with the 17s SuperPI @ 3.6ghz - i can pull 14sec with 400x9.