old.user4556
Has a sexy sister. I am also a Bodhi wannabee.
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All,
First a screeny:
My previous Powercolor 9800 Pro died after six months which overclockers replaced. However, my replacement has started playing up already with artifacting beyond belief in games. The difference between this new card and my old card is that the new card has Hynix ram (2.8 ns iirc) and I can cure the artifacting by de-clocking the memory from it's standard 340 MHz to ~310 MHz. Obviously this is far from ideal and it suggests some fuckerage relating to the ram. The card hasn't been overclocked previously.
Anyone seen this before, or know of a solution?
Specs:
Powercolor 9800 Pro 128 Mb
Abit AN7 Motherboard
1 Gb Corsair Ram
Athlon 3200+
Windows XP Pro, patched to the hilt
Solutions tried:
Updating catalyst from 4.6 to 4.7, no change.
Down-clocking the ram, seems to cure it.
Upping the AGP voltage, no change.
Cheers
G
First a screeny:
My previous Powercolor 9800 Pro died after six months which overclockers replaced. However, my replacement has started playing up already with artifacting beyond belief in games. The difference between this new card and my old card is that the new card has Hynix ram (2.8 ns iirc) and I can cure the artifacting by de-clocking the memory from it's standard 340 MHz to ~310 MHz. Obviously this is far from ideal and it suggests some fuckerage relating to the ram. The card hasn't been overclocked previously.
Anyone seen this before, or know of a solution?
Specs:
Powercolor 9800 Pro 128 Mb
Abit AN7 Motherboard
1 Gb Corsair Ram
Athlon 3200+
Windows XP Pro, patched to the hilt
Solutions tried:
Updating catalyst from 4.6 to 4.7, no change.
Down-clocking the ram, seems to cure it.
Upping the AGP voltage, no change.
Cheers
G