9800pro memory clock

crimedog · 12-20-03, 03:01 PM

My memory clock seems really good (too bad my gpu won't follow suit

) I was just curious what kind of memory clocks everyone else can get?

Mine in sig

jmcmike · 12-20-03, 03:23 PM

375 w/ ramsinks (348 w/o, see my other post)

Before that on my 9800NP (returned) it was only 314. I am usually not fortunate w/ overclocks period but I have been very fortunate with this card so far. Next I plan to redo the HSF w/ Arctic Alumina hoping to get the core higher than 405.

Clutch_Head · 12-20-03, 04:50 PM

crimedog,

i took all the clock speeds of the 9800pro's with 128mb ram with stock
cooling from here, and found the average to be 423/363 core/memory. so i'd say
your doing pretty darn good with your core/memory. puts my 8500@295mhz to shame.

Timmybighands tilted the scale a tad with his 486 core clock

.

c_h

Timmybighands · 12-20-03, 05:37 PM

Yes-sir

That was on the stock cooling. I am now swiftech watercooled, and can push 490 without a hitch. My memory remains the same, however. It will not budge from 378.

crimedog · 12-20-03, 07:05 PM

I'd post mine there but I'm gonna have a maze4 on it soon

If Fedex ever decides to give me my package that is...

felinusz · 12-20-03, 07:24 PM

I'm stuck at 370 on the memory - no RAMsinks or anything. Even one measly MHz increment over 370 causes snow.

I hope that RAMsinks will help me get to 380 stably. How do those 3DMark leaders get their memory to 400+?? Surely a Volt Mod doesn't help *that* much!

12-20-03, 03:01 PM	Thread Starter #1
crimedog Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: South of Boston	9800pro memory clock My memory clock seems really good (too bad my gpu won't follow suit ) I was just curious what kind of memory clocks everyone else can get? Mine in sig __________________ i'm packing heat
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12-20-03, 03:23 PM	#2
jmcmike Registered Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Newport News, VA	375 w/ ramsinks (348 w/o, see my other post) Before that on my 9800NP (returned) it was only 314. I am usually not fortunate w/ overclocks period but I have been very fortunate with this card so far. Next I plan to redo the HSF w/ Arctic Alumina hoping to get the core higher than 405.
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12-20-03, 04:50 PM	#3
Clutch_Head Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: up state NJ	crimedog, i took all the clock speeds of the 9800pro's with 128mb ram with stock cooling from here, and found the average to be 423/363 core/memory. so i'd say your doing pretty darn good with your core/memory. puts my 8500@295mhz to shame. Timmybighands tilted the scale a tad with his 486 core clock . c_h __________________ MB) Z77 Extreme 4 CPU) 2500K @ 4.4Ghz 1.27v LLC3 HS) NH-D14 RAM) samsung "green" @ 1600 9-9-9-24 1.35v GPU) GTX670 FTW SSD) 840 pro 256GB Optic) Lite-on DL PSU) SS-660XP² Case) HAF XB
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12-20-03, 05:37 PM	#4
Timmybighands Member Join Date: Jun 2003	Yes-sir That was on the stock cooling. I am now swiftech watercooled, and can push 490 without a hitch. My memory remains the same, however. It will not budge from 378.
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12-20-03, 07:05 PM	Thread Starter #5
crimedog Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: South of Boston	I'd post mine there but I'm gonna have a maze4 on it soon If Fedex ever decides to give me my package that is... __________________ i'm packing heat
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12-20-03, 07:24 PM	#6
felinusz Senior Overclocking Magus Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Taiwan	I'm stuck at 370 on the memory - no RAMsinks or anything. Even one measly MHz increment over 370 causes snow. I hope that RAMsinks will help me get to 380 stably. How do those 3DMark leaders get their memory to 400+?? Surely a Volt Mod doesn't help that much! __________________ How Overvolting Works, The Dangers of Overvolting, and "Safe" Overvolting Technique Guidelines for Thorough Stability Testing ~ My Heatware Feedback
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