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Rabid says Im a Dolt
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Lost with 5850 and voltage control
Is there one card that is heads and shoulders above the rest? |
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I quit.
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No card that I know of will let you "save" the upped voltage to the card unless you flash the bios using ATI tool.
MSI or ASUS cards will allow you to up the voltage via software as well as any other reference design cards ie stock coolers. |
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Poor Gamer
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You can control voltage through ATi Tool or MSI Afterburner if the card has unlocked voltage.
From what I hear the Toxic 5850 is the best. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814102881 I'm not 100% sure if it does have voltage control(I don't think it does), but it's quieter and cooler than others. Reference cards from the better brands aren't easy to find now though. http://www.buy.com/prod/sapphire-rad...212502328.html Sapphire is the best brand I've found that still has reference cards for sale. I wouldn't consider Diamond or VisionTek. |
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Overclocker
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edit the bios... 8)
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Extreme Overclocker
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Reference card + MSI Afterburner =
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