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x800xl slow memory clock?
Just bought a Gigabyte radeon X800XL and on the website it was advertised as
memory clock at 900 MHz. After all is installed I check in the catalyst control center and it says the memory clock is at 493MHz. How can this be? |
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Since the memory is DDR (or GDDR3), it looks like CCC is reporting the
actual clock speed of 493 MHz, which is 986 MHz effective. This matches a review by Gruntville, which I found after Googling: http://www.gruntville.com/reviews/vi...00xl/page2.php The 900 MHz advertised by Gigabyte online is conservative. What does it say on the box? -- "War is the continuation of politics by other means. It can therefore be said that politics is war without bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed." "Steve Schaub" wrote in message ... Just bought a Gigabyte radeon X800XL and on the website it was advertised as memory clock at 900 MHz. After all is installed I check in the catalyst control center and it says the memory clock is at 493MHz. How can this be? |
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