TRIXX 4.6 out

I've a question!

On my Sapphire Dual X 7950 (950 MHz OC) it shows VDCC at 1250 mV at stock on Trixx and 1125mV at stock on Afterburner.

I'm confused, which of these is accurate?
 
QDemon19 said:
I've a question!

On my Sapphire Dual X 7950 (950 MHz OC) it shows VDCC at 1250 mV at stock on Trixx and 1125mV at stock on Afterburner.

I'm confused, which of these is accurate?
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Not sure which is correct or if any are correct.


On my Sapphire 950mhz Edition I don't run MSI afterburner because it doesn't work as good as TRIX in terms of over all over clocking maximums and stability. TRIXX works much better. I have completely regedited and clean MSI Afterburner.

I would stick with TRIXX for your SApphire HD7950 950mhz edition.
 
QDemon19 said:
Thanks for the reply.

This is my card -
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202006
I wonder what the stock voltage for this is? Is yours the same card too?
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I'm not sure what my stock voltage is right now. I have different card. Mine is "950mhz Edition".

As long as the card over clocks well and stay reasonable cool for stability I wouldn't be worried about what the stock voltage is.

If you don't like the BIOS voltage you can always try ATIFLASH and flash a different BIOS.
 
My stock voltage on my 11196-02-40G 7950 is .987v. I got mine from Amazon in February 2012 whenever it first came out. The new Trixx 4.6 seems to have lost the option to raise the voltage on the memory; not that I ever tried it out. What does the "Force Constant Voltage" do for non boost cards?

Hey SonDa5 think I could at a later date add a newer style 7950 boost to my setup and not gimp myself? I rarely see my model number for sale and if I do it's usually marked up pretty high. As much as I'm opposed to microstutter in games, I need more fps for 3D gaming.
 
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Thanks for all of your inputs.

The funny thing is that the earlier versions of Trixx used to show 1.125 just like AB.

Either ways I run mine on 1.125V and temps have been very good, I've never let it run run it on 1.25V.
 
cageymaru said:
Hey SonDa5 think I could at a later date add a newer style 7950 boost to my setup and not gimp myself? I rarely see my model number for sale and if I do it's usually marked up pretty high. As much as I'm opposed to microstutter in games, I need more fps for 3D gaming.
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I would look into running the same bios on both cards if possible.

I thought the boost cards have options to run in non boost mode.
 
Any of you guys getting grey screens in Windows or your web browser? I got a new Sapphire 7970Oc and im getting grey screens, the only way to fix it is to restart. It has never done it in a game even when overclocking, only in 2d.
 
To counteract the ridiculous feature in my 7950 that the core has to run full voltage and mid-range clocks to power dual monitors, I have a 1V, 850/700 profile I launch manually in Trixx to drop the core and memory speeds to 1V/300/700 at idle. This works fine, but I'm noticing that when I wake up my computer, Trixx is not reloading the profile. It's defaulting back to default voltages and clocks. Is there any way to force Trixx to reload a profile on wake up? Loading this profile drops my core temps at idle from 49C to 39C so I'd like to make sure it's automated and I don't forget to reload the profile.
 
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