My MAX is only at 300mhz???

[Snake-Eyes]

Hi Guyver. Sounds like your Max o/c's about the same as mine, because I've found that 324 is about the highest setting I can achieve without causing any kind of graphical corruption (usually happens first in 3D, with 2D being unaffected until I get to higher speeds).

Congrats, MidiSax! You got a very good one.

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Ace

[Paradox]

Try:
167/209

You could probably go higher, since I only have the Vanilla G400, /5ns

PLL: 418
GCLK: 2.5
MCLK: 2.0
WCLK: 2.5



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PII 450@464 (4.5*103)
Matrox G400 vanilla/5ns@ 167/209
Diamond MX300
256Mb pc100 ram
10gb WD
generic 10/100 NIC

[Snake-Eyes]

Cool, Paradox! Will do. Look for results info for this (and some info about what I think of the 5.25 drivers) later (5.5 - 6 hours from now, 10PM EST [US, obviously]).

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Ace

[Snake-Eyes]

Paradox, I promised I'd give you some results later- here they are (as of now):
Currently I'm able to get the card's graphics clock up to 172Mhz using the dividers you suggested, with no probs. Try going even 1 step higher, and the video starts going haywire in OpenGL. This requires that I disable the Duty Cycle Correction (major lock ups if not), and results in a System PLL clock speed of 430.

Later man, and thanks!

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Ace


[This message has been edited by Ace (edited 09-11-1999).]

[Zypher]

Getting magnesium to burn requires no small amount of heat. Common blowtorches couldn't even start a pile of shavings going. I wouldn't worry :P Its an alloy anyway.

BTW, the *surest* way to make sure your ramdac is really 360mhz, grab a Viewsonic P817 (~$1500) or another monitor that goes to 2048x1586x85hz or whatever, and see if you can do 85hz