mrradeon6950
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Thanks!! I will try that and check it.
yeah, your gpu might not run stable at 880/1375 without extra voltage.
you can overvolt using sapphire trixx.
and remember to up fan profile before over volting.
Temperature is fine.
Don't overclock to 880/1375 if you get problems.
Either keep it at stock i.e. 800/1250 or overclock to something around 830/1300.
is someone able to find some nice links in this regard?
Congrats Jas, Awesome Job with your card. Now Enjoy Doing Hard-core Gaming.
you can overclock the GPU clock but dont overclock the Memory clock much as it may cause instability.
Just recently picked up a Sapphire HD6950 Dirt3 Edition. So far I am very pleased with the card. Shaders unlocked with the bios switch flip and it is a pretty solid overclocker as well. 970/1370 @ 1.18v stable
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thanks buddy, but thats for TF3.
i found this -
Unlocked Sapphire HD6950 Dirt3 Edition
Unlocked Sapphire HD6950 Dirt3 Edition
Well, I bumped the Core clock to 840 and the memory clock to 1325 with the unlocked shaders and I put the power control setting(in CCC) to +20. I've tried going with 880 and 1375(6970 clocks) but I got random freezes in BF3 so I guess it's stable at 840/1325.^^ just use the the magic switch to enable 1536 Shaders and get extra performance - if the card remains stable through games and benches then congrats - you got a HD6970 and try bumping up the core and mem speed ( without changing volt ) similar to HD670
Thanks again for your reply, and one more question, am I suppose to add more core voltage to the videocard after I've unlocked the extra shaders? Because I've tested with 3 softwares(trixx, CCC and msi afterburner) and they dont allow me to add more voltage. Only the power limit which is on +20.^^ looks like that's the limit but after 840/1328 core/mem speed try to increase the core/mem clock by 5 mhz only on each step untill the card becomes unstable in games - thus you will find the maximum stable clock speeds for your card