كروت Geforce 8800GT المتميزة من شركة Galaxy

NVIDIA 8800 · 28-01-2008, 23:41

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**alayoubi** · 28-01-2008, 23:42

بالطبع بيوس يستخدم للاعدادات الافتراضية للكرت والبيوس الثاني للدخول في وضع كسر السرعة للكرت ,
لان اعدادت كسره تكون في البيوس ,

برضو وجهة نظرك منطقية جدا وأحييك عليها.

لكن اعتقد انه يحتاج شوية لعب فيه حتى تكسره صح ,,مثل مشتت افضل من الي عليه ومشتت على الرامات سيساعده اكثر ويقلل من حرارته

نعم , هو محتاج شوية تعديلات بصير 100% .

واذا وجدت أي شيء بخصوص كسر سرعة هذا الكرت بحيث تصل لامكانيات الكرت الحقيقية مثل التي بموضوع الأخ عرب دبي يا ريت تضيفها هنا ومشكور عالمرور والاضافة واثراء الموضوع.

**alayoubi** · 28-01-2008, 23:46

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أسعار الكروت من 210 - 250 دولار وهناك مواقع ذكرت 300$ حسب الكرت وميزاته .

NVIDIA 8800 · 28-01-2008, 23:52

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة alayoubi

أسعار الكروت من 210 - 250 دولار وهناك مواقع ذكرت 300$ حسب الكرت وميزاته .

بسرعة البرق الرد
بس كم بالريال

**alayoubi** · 29-01-2008, 00:07

بعض المعلومات المهمة بخصوص تعديل الفولتية :-

GALAXY 8800GT 512MB VGPU JUMPER

I think I figured the voltage jumper out. I just got another Galaxy 8800GT, and this one has the rectangular dual-slot cooler. The jumper on this card works as follows:

Looking at the front of the card with the monitor connectors to the left and jumper at the top, imagine these are the three jumper pins: "o o o", and this is the jumper: "[ - ]"

o o o = ~1.12V
[o-o]o = ~1.22V
o[o-o] = ~1.32V

That should pretty much take care of the need for a voltmod for this card for most people.

My new card overclocks much better than the one I have with the round heatpipe cooler. My round cooler had an uneven base, so it didn't work very well. The best I could do was about 675/1674/900 at 1.22V, and up to ~85 C loaded in atitool. The new one is doing 750/1836/1100 so far at 1.32V, and only 75 C loaded. It is a lot louder though, similar to the newer 8800GT stock cooler at ~80%, and the fan speed of it doesn't seem to be adjustable. I couldn't even hear the round cooler over my other fans at 100%.

سأقوم بالتعديل عالتقرير في الغد ان شاء الله .

**yazan soft** · 29-01-2008, 00:37

The new one is doing 750/1836/1100 so far at 1.32V, and only 75 C loaded.

بالطبع رقم جميل معه ,,

لكن لن يصل الى تعديل كرت الاخ عرب دبي ,,
كرت الاخ عرب دبي حطم الالترا نهائيا ,, وتفوق على HD3870 كروس فاير باختبار وبالاختبار الثاني تفوق كروس فاير ,,
يعني كانت نتيجة ساحقة جدا,

**كمبيوتر قطري** · 29-01-2008, 02:05

مشالله في اشياء جديدة خلنا بس نشوفه معه كرايسيس Crysis

**alayoubi** · 29-01-2008, 16:48

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Mines was pictured with the super-sized Zalman fan and thats what I got, and to my surprise its substantially, SUBSTANTIALLY bigger than Zalman VF900 with large copper pipes and aluminum fins...

the 2 power plugs are for stability, so are the 3 phase voltage regulators, and it is safe to say that this card is beyond refference already, it has pin jumpers for dual bios incase you have a bad flash or want to change speeds via bios flashing... and it has pin jumpers for vcore voltage bumping of 0.1v for much higher overclocks (but this is only available via the SMART option on asian versions, however, I suspect its just a bios thing and all we have to do is flash to an asian bios and voiala)... NVIDIA forced them not to make this option available to the north american market if they wanted to sell these cards at all.

My card is running at 750 gpu, 1885 shader, 2150 ram stable @ 69c tops... but as allways, YMMV, and I do have small zalman ram-sinks on mine that I added because I had extra, but most agree it seldom needs it..

I ordered my Galaxy 8800GT 1 week ago. I received the Zalman-type heatsink with mine (last picture). I like it since its really quiet - even with the fan speed on full I don't hear it - and the card itself is shorter than the reference versions. (It works for my system since the eVga 8800gt w/larger cooler blocks one of my SATA ports on my Asus P5K-E motherboard)

Note: This version of the Galaxy is no longer a Single Slot card.

Idle temps: 50-51 degrees (fan speed @ 40% - w/ GPU + Memory underclocked )
Load: 68-72 degrees (fan speed @ 100% - w/ Standard clocks)
Lightsmark 2007 score: 165.9 avg fps @ 1280x1024 w/ nVidia CPL set to Quality
Lightsmark 2007 score: 345.0 avg fps @ 1280x1024 w/ nVidia CPL set to Performance
Room temp: ~21.5 degrees
Case: Antec Sonata II - rear exhaust fan (Antec Tricool) set to medium speed. No intake fan

Haven't tried to OC since my LCD is only 19".