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I would say its slower. I said it is slower. Because the fps numbers for the 8.8's are less then the 8.7's. Except for vantage, theoretical chest pounding app. Also I'm pissed at the 8.8's, wasted an evening trying to install them. hmmm, your article looks like some gains in dx10. |
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These drivers work fine for me. ![]() And for the people wondering how to change the fan speed on the 4800 series cards, there's a pretty simple way I've found. In the CCC you make a profile and call it whatever you want. Then you have to go find the file, mine was somewhere in Documents and Settings, in one of the hidden folders, then in an ATI folder where you'll see an .XML file with the same name as the profile you made. If you edit it with notepad, you'll see there is a line which says something along the lines of "fan percentage target." And under that line shows something "=0." If you edit the 0 to whichever number you want then save the XML file and load up that specific profile in the CCC it will load up that fan speed. You could create different profiles for different fan speeds or just keep editing the XML file every time you want to change the fan speed. For example I have a profile for "Gaming & Benching" with the fan set to 100% (sounds like a hair dryer), one for "Folding" at 70%, and one for "Idle" with the fan set to 40%. Hope that helped anyone. I don't really remember where the profile files were since my PC is down ATM, but I'm in XP and they were in a hidden folder in Documents and Settings, then in a folder named ATI, then in another folder, IIRC.
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yeah, my HD4850s with custom BIOSs un-locking CCC overclocking would not install. just wouldn't recognize them as the cards they were. back to stock BIOSs and all is well. as for the comment above about Profiles to control fan speeds, it works like a charm. just have shortcuts wherever you find handy to initialize for the different profiles you setup for fan speeds and your set. the new ATITools can apparently control fans now but still not in CF. the paths for the XML files are as follows... Vista: C:\Users\Your Windows ID\AppData\Local\ATI\ACE\ XP: C:\Documents and Settings\Your Windows ID\Local Settings\Application Data\ATI\ACE\ for a default fan speed upon boot, just create a shortcut and drop a copy of the shortcut in your startup folder...done and done. also, for CF, don't forget to set fan control to "Manual" and the percentage you want for both cards. it will be in two spots in the XML file close to each other. HTH |
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| Confirmed - it did exactly that when I had my 4870s.
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