Ati radeon 4890 Overclocked to 1.35 Ghz

Tempered81

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I saw one at 1466mhz, but cant find the screenshot now...Makes me wonder what the 40nm high-end will do. Btw, this is done on LN2 cooling. The highest air cooled overclocks are usually in the 1000-1100mhz range (and sometimes requiring increased vgpu). Just for kicks - check it out:

http://www.aijaa.com/img/b/00046/4425861.jpg

 

yh125d

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Mine autotuned to 990/1125 with stock V (I assume autotune doesn't change voltage), I need to find out what mine can do sometime soon.
 

jandlecack

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It's obviously a misreading thermal sensor, which is to be expected. These parts aren't made to run LN2 cooled at -50C.
 

videogames101

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Originally posted by: jandlecack
It's obviously a misreading thermal sensor, which is to be expected. These parts aren't made to run LN2 cooled at -50C.

This.
 

Cheex

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Originally posted by: Soccerman06
Originally posted by: Cheex
Nice OC...wow!!
Too bad LN2 is so expensive

LN2 itself is actually quite cheap, something like $2/L

Really? Wow.
Here in Jamaica, I don't know if anyone uses it for CPUs....LOL!!
Maybe in a few years, I'll be the first.
 

error8

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Originally posted by: yh125d
Mine autotuned to 990/1125 with stock V (I assume autotune doesn't change voltage), I need to find out what mine can do sometime soon.

Careful with that, autotune might clock it too high.
 

yh125d

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Originally posted by: error8
Originally posted by: yh125d
Mine autotuned to 990/1125 with stock V (I assume autotune doesn't change voltage), I need to find out what mine can do sometime soon.

Careful with that, autotune might clock it too high.

Its perfectly stable in WoW, COD5, HL2, Far Cry 2, Fallout 3, so it's not too high for stability as far as I'm concerned
 

Forumpanda

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Originally posted by: soccerballtux
Originally posted by: videogames101
Originally posted by: jandlecack
It's obviously a misreading thermal sensor, which is to be expected. These parts aren't made to run LN2 cooled at -50C.

This.

Meh, you're really not going to damage it.
I do not think he is talking about damage, just that the thermal sensor is a bit out of its expected operating range
 
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