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Gyrock - Radeon HD 7970 @ 1640/1800MHz - 191648 marks 3DMark03

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AWESOME job lately Gyrock-san

 

So true!

 

Top-notch benching, man! True Team Japan style! :D

Great score, congrats!! Which mod you made? OCP as phil's or anything else??

Thank you guys!! New card worked well:)

DELEX-san : Yes, Phil's mod. But still got OCP@1660:D

 

Wow!! Should you make a picture of the card for me? :) thanks!!!

DELEX-san : I've already killed two cards. They could be too weak to handle high current. Or maybe it's my bad soldering. So I would not like to show my pics. Sorry but please understand my feelings:)

Roberto : I think 1660 is not impossible for everyone, with a bit of luck:D

 

Ah, yes, saw that.

 

Any comment on the differences between the two methods? I assume the OCP mod through R4E is a lot easier to do? Does it also give better results (I saw the comment of OCP at 1660MHz) ?

No difference about OCP as far as I know. Soft OCP is a lot easier to do but at benching I think hard mod is easier to handle, virtually nothing to do in the session. For this card, I haven't tried R4E-mod so I'm not sure if it can give better result or not:D

Oh, ok, thanks for the feedback!

 

If you end up trying the R4E-mod, I'm very interested in the feedback :).

 

Once again, congrats for the recent scores!!

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