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I have this card and wonder if there any mods for this card .
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I guess the only thing you can do about that card is to overclock it. I made some researches to see what kind of core does the 9250 use , and if there's a better card that's using the same core.
But ,it seems like this core is used only in the 9200/9250 line. Because of this , u can't mod it to something else.
As i said before , go and buy a better cooling solution and try to overclock it.
But it will be better if u just buy a more powerful vid. card!
But ,it seems like this core is used only in the 9200/9250 line. Because of this , u can't mod it to something else.
As i said before , go and buy a better cooling solution and try to overclock it.
But it will be better if u just buy a more powerful vid. card!
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well you can make your own by using whatever program is used for flashing ATi video cards, getting the BIOS off your card, modifying it with rabit, and then re-flashing with the modified BIOS
that's what I did with mine but only with the nvidia programs cause I have an nvidia card
What I did was found some good stable clocks with ntune then flashed the BIOS with it so I didn't have to fscrew around with ntune anymore
that's what I did with mine but only with the nvidia programs cause I have an nvidia card
What I did was found some good stable clocks with ntune then flashed the BIOS with it so I didn't have to fscrew around with ntune anymore
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| System Name | Ultra Paladin |
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| Processor | Amd Athlon 64 3200+ Sk 939 @2 Ghz |
| Motherboard | Biostar K8T89-A9 |
| Cooling | 1x120mm Rear UV-Fan /1x80mm side panel fan + the usual |
| Memory | 4 x 512 MB Dual DDRAM 400 ~ 2 GB |
| Video Card(s) | Club 3D Ati Radeon x1600 PRO@ Sapphire X1600XT |
| Storage | Maxtor P-ATA / 200 GB/7200 RPM/ 8 MB CACHE |
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| Case | MAXIN 8089 B/B |
| Audio Device(s) | Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 1 |
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| Software | Windows XP 32/64 BIT |
| Benchmark Scores | 3DMark 2001 : Pending 3DMark 2003 : 8900 3DMark 2005 : 5150 3DMark 2006 : Pending |
well you can make your own by using whatever program is used for flashing ATi video cards, getting the BIOS off your card, modifying it with rabit, and then re-flashing with the modified BIOS
that's what I did with mine but only with the nvidia programs cause I have an nvidia card
What I did was found some good stable clocks with ntune then flashed the BIOS with it so I didn't have to fscrew around with ntune anymore
Did the same with my old x300se card.