I just got this card, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814130283, and the memory clock says 1500mhz on the box, but the computer syas it is only running at 750mhz, does any one know why this is. I have the current 91.** driver and my specs are below in my comment. Please Help
Memory Clock Probs.
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Just multiply it by 2 (bug in the drivers, or how the cards bios was set to report it), it is DDR after all. I guarantee if you try and set it to 1500 (with Rivatuner or Coolbits), the system will either lock up or the card will fry.
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It is because your card (and many others) have actually got two memory banks, so they are sold as one with double the frequency, there is not a problem with your card.
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Could the figure you are getting be related to the PCI-E ports speed capabilities on your motherboard?
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Doubt it, but check in your bios that your mobo is running at pci-e 16xOriginally posted by |CBW|SimonCould the figure you are getting be related to the PCI-E ports speed capabilities on your motherboard?
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DDR means Double Data Rate. That means the frequency is double the number you see so 750 x 2 = 1500mhz. There is nothing wrong.
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ok thx and it is running at pci-E 4X
but thats the board problem that i was all ready aware of
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cards dont quite run at pci-e 4x bro... that 4x jus means its got 4 lanes to transfer data to and from the mobo. and that can run in either 8x or 16x mode. with 1 card, it definitely running in 16x (all 16 lanes). what were u looking at when u said 4x? sure u looking at the right thing?
http://imageshack.us/ to confirm?
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right here

sorry for the crappy quality, if you click on it and zoom, it looks much better
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