Radeon 9600 PRO Overclocking

Discussion in 'Architecture and Products' started by Dave Baumann, Apr 16, 2003.

  1. Hellbinder

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    Thanks Ichy..

    Btw Dave. What other Reviewer? have they posted anything online i can read about?
     
  2. Morris Ital

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    Doom III is still better than 3dmark03 though as it is not as intensive and will only get better, while 3dmark03 gives 20+fsp on Dave's tests ... I bet Doom III alpha gives better than that already. Like I said, lets see how a overclocked 9600 does on Doom III alpha and current DX7 games, If it gives 30+ fps on Doom III alpha then caveat emptor. Better get a 9800 Pro or nv35

    In this scenario an overclocked 9600 becomes an oddity, good for benchmarking.

    It reminds me of my GF4 MX440, and this is what I meant to say to Dave, the GF4 MX440 was a great overclocker, because it was more simplistic than the Ti series it overclocked out of this world ..mine does 405 / 680 ..check that against the default. Buit it still does 10 000 against 15000 for the ti series at 320/650 in 3dmark 2001.


    You can polish a turd, but it's still a turd.
     
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    I think some people might owe TSMC an apology. :shock:
     
  4. mczak

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    and what about that volt-mod :twisted:
     
  5. gokickrocks

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    speaking of vmods...the vcore and vmem regulators of the 9600 pro look the same as the 9700 pro, just located in different areas *nudge nudge* :wink:
     
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    The DOOM3 alpha is also hardly indicative of what final performance will be like.

    What do you think Carmack is doing right now? Well, aside from fixing the otherwise-horrendous NV3x performance of course ;)
     
  7. Ante P

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    benchmarking an alpha that doesn't even run the path that the final game will utilize seems pretty damn pointless from just about any viewpoint I can imagine :)
    once the game comes out it will most probably perform a hell of a lot better than this alpha does, especially on ATis cards
     
  8. David G.

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    Here's something I've red recently @ rage3d forums :


    There's a point .

    This has nothing to do with TSMC .
     
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    Considering this is ATIs .13u "test" platform, great overclocking like this bodes very well for the .13u version of the R350 (if such a beast exists)... a 500MHz or so R350 core matched with 500MHz DDR2 memory would be a decent card I think ;)
     
  10. Ante P

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    bah, I want a 1 GHz core to match my 1 Ghz DDR-II (with a 256 bit bus mind you)

    in any case, if the 9800 Pro 256 MB is truly clocked at 400/920 while still being on 0.15
    only asking for 500/1000 when stepping to 0.13 seems pretty pessimistic IMHO :D
     
  11. Dave Baumann

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  12. Ante P

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    340 for the memory is ok I guess
    so 540/680 it is

    could you do some AA/AF tests with these settings? :)
     
  13. David G.

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    Hey hey ...

    Over 1050 views per hour on a single theread ?!?!

    :lol:
     
  14. David G.

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    WTF is this :

    @537/300 gets 3816 3DMarks in 3DMark03

    @537/340 gets 3860 3DMarks in 3DMArk03 ?!!??!

    Only 44 3DMarks with almost 40% overclock ?

    Why ??? :? :shock:
     
  15. Freak'n Big Panda

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    Yeah I don't get that either :p Dave wanna explain? Also 3860 sounds a little low to me considering I get 42XX with a 9500 pro @ 385/317.

    Heres a link: http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k3=8998

    But still 537 is just amazing considering that size of that fan....
     
  16. Ante P

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    he only ran with 437/430 right?
     
  17. Ichneumon

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    Core clock makes much more difference than memory clocks on most cards in 3DMark03.

    Its shader limited for the most part.
     
  18. YfOrU

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    pretty easy your are not able 2 set mem clock
    had the same problem on my r9000mobile @ first
    you need a new version of your oc tool with r9600
    support.
     
  19. David G.

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    It says 537 in the Futuremark page towards he linked ...
     
  20. David G.

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    Please , give some details on that .
     
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