Blink when you get shoot? Isn't that a graphic feature of Crysis.. to show that your character sort of shocked when kena hit ._.

Then I don't know lo, what I know is in Crysis/Warhead there is this graphic feature. Well if you aren't refering to that, better pray it is just software rather than hardware problem.

Might try Palit 4850 Sonic and OC to 4850 GS's clock as well. Since I've heard that Palit is cheaper but clocked lower. Same PCB so it should be able to do the same thing.

Nope, Different stock clock. Can't recall the exact figure, memory was 1000 vs 1100. But the core.. I think it was 680 vs 700?

From this picture, it does look like there's only 2 wires connecting to the fan.

Unfortunately no. Why do you want to change the fan speed? Noisy?

tellmewhy, have you even stressed your CPU and RAM to ensure it is rock solid? 5 runs of IBT is not enough. 50 would be a good run. And do a max stressing using all your available RAM in diagnostic mode.

Well, suspect it is caused by his CPU lo, 5x800 and at a undervolted vcore somemore.

Monitor blinking means what?

Your system restart due to instability? If that's the answer, then you have already found your problem to your BSOD.

CoreAVC is totally software based but efficient. My old P4 3.0GHz also can run 720p only at about 10% CPU load . MPC Home Cinema supports hardware acceleration for x.264 files on certain graphics card.

This post has been edited by celciuz: Dec 4 2008, 08:49 AM

Time to test the 8.12 beta . Curious what's the ATi Stream is all about hehe.

Can't seem to find the link to download it ._. Alien language, need to get home only can try anyways.

I went to that one, after clicking download nothing else appeared. =(.

Bad installation maybe? Is that from the original DVD or not? Else might be due to bad installation . It should run.

400W true power? Pretty much pushing your luck but it might run. I forgot the exact setup, but the 4850 system uses lesser than 300W during load on a bare minimum system. That system was on C2D though.

But, better to upgrade your PSU .

Temperature shooting up to ungodly number doesn't depend on the PSU, but the HSF and your case airflow instead.

The 4800 series are even hotter with the reference heatsink design .

Just get those with non reference design , they do much better in thermal compared to the reference.

$199 for 4870.. WOW!

Meh, should have waited =/

Those coolers looks nice, and like it is designed for the 4850x2 instead lol.

Actually can... The manufacturer can just change it, but ATi allowed already? If this card actually exist, then that 4850 is going to be another 4870's rival..