Sapphire 9800 128mb non-pro o/c

Can this card be o/c'd to pro speeds?

TiA

SB

Sir Basil wrote:
Can this card be o/c'd to pro speeds?

Try it.

Thomas

"Sir Basil" sir.basilYOUR HEAD FROM YOUR wrote in message ...
Can this card be o/c'd to pro speeds?

TiA

SB

Depends, sapphire is a good branch and makes good cooling solutions,
but probably it will be overclockable to 9800 Pro speeds, you just
have to try ....

"Sir Basil" wrote
Can this card be o/c'd to pro speeds?


Hi,

It depends what type of memory your Sapphire 9800 has?. . . .if it has
Samsung 3.3ns or lower (3ns/2.8ns) then yes it will reach *Pro* speeds (and
above). . . but if it has Infinion memory then you will have problems!. . .
..

BTW: I use a Sapphire 9800 and its so good I didn't even get around to
overclocking it yet :P
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"Sir Basil" wrote
Can this card be o/c'd to pro speeds?


Hi,

It depends what type of memory your Sapphire 9800 has?. . . .if it has
Samsung 3.3ns or lower (3ns/2.8ns) then yes it will reach *Pro*
speeds (and above). . . but if it has Infinion memory then you will
have problems!. . . .

BTW: I use a Sapphire 9800 and its so good I didn't even get around to
overclocking it yet :P

Hehehe didn't think you'd need to. Doubt I will, either

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