6600GT+PSU
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Mortibus




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PostPosted: Thu, 20th Oct 2005 02:25    Post subject: 6600GT+PSU
Sorry for creating maybe similar tread but i have real problem here

Just got my A-open 6600GT 128mb AGP8 & got problems already
i can play all games on 1024* but when i switch to 1280* NFSU2 for example it realy begins to lag,tried all drivers from 66. to 70.+ same thing,i even tried other mainboard but didn't change a thing,i'm thinking power supply is not good enough but i'm not sure

My specs;
p4 3ghz 512kb 800mhz
2*512mb samsung 3200 400mhz
Maxtor 80gb 8mb
DVDrw Nec 3520WA 16x
Creative SB24 live!
PSU Q-tec 450W
+5v 35a
+12v 16a
-5v 1.0a
-12v 1.0a
+3.3v 28a
+5v stand by 3.0a

before that i had 9800Pro 128mb & never had issues like that
any sugesctions will be much appreciate
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pancake




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PostPosted: Thu, 20th Oct 2005 12:02    Post subject:
sounds about right , 6600gt aint that powerful for playing at 1280 res , especially with a 3g p4

edit: but your right that psu is crap
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TheDiggler




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PostPosted: Thu, 20th Oct 2005 16:12    Post subject:
Have you done anything in your BIOS? Could be Fastwrites ON/OFF or Aperture set to high or low...Also make sure your temp. is not off the charts.

Here is a good resource:

http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?act=idx
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Mortibus




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PostPosted: Thu, 20th Oct 2005 18:28    Post subject:
trust me i did everything that possible my temp idle-39C in 3d-45-50C
FW=off ApSize tried all of them from 64 to 256mb,today i picked up Enermax 350w +12=26a
same shit now i think that 6600 is busted somehow maybe memory or something
bios was untouched
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Mortibus




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PostPosted: Thu, 20th Oct 2005 21:38    Post subject:
pancake wrote:
sounds about right , 6600gt aint that powerful for playing at 1280 res ,


yeah right http://techlabs.ru/articles/videocards/5/11/226/4/ Rolling Eyes
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pancake




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PostPosted: Thu, 20th Oct 2005 23:17    Post subject:
ELIZ wrote:
pancake wrote:
sounds about right , 6600gt aint that powerful for playing at 1280 res ,


yeah right http://techlabs.ru/articles/videocards/5/11/226/4/ Rolling Eyes


yea and what system were they running that on? bet it wasnt a agp p4 3.0
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Mortibus




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PostPosted: Thu, 20th Oct 2005 23:33    Post subject:
pancake wrote:
ELIZ wrote:
pancake wrote:
sounds about right , 6600gt aint that powerful for playing at 1280 res ,


yeah right http://techlabs.ru/articles/videocards/5/11/226/4/ Rolling Eyes


yea and what system were they running that on? bet it wasnt a agp p4 3.0


MicroStar K7N2 Delta (nForce 2 Ultra 400)

AMD Athlon XP 3200+ Barton (200x11 = 2200 МГц)

2x512 MB DDR PC 3200 Kingston (Двухканальный режим, тайминги 5-3-3-2)

Maxtor Diamond 9 Plus 120 GB (8 MB Cashe)

http://techlabs.ru/articles/videocards/5/11/226/2/

Well u a right its not p4 3ghz Rolling Eyes
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pancake




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PostPosted: Fri, 21st Oct 2005 09:42    Post subject:
well i think that review is bullshit , those numbers are way to high for a 6600gt running on a xp barton @ 2.2 , take there doom 3 test 1600 x 1200 8x aa 16 af it gets 41 fps , hardocp did some doom 3 benches using a 3.2 p4 and a 6800gt 1600 x 1200 with only 4x aa and 8 x af and got 36.3 fps and the 6800 gt is quite a bit better then a 6600gt and hardocp does good reviews , and with farcry they got 46fps 1024x768 8xaa 16 af , hardocp used a pcie card and 3500 amd 64 1024 x 768 2x aa 8 x af and got 43 fps , so that review looks pretty off the mark to me

edit : http://www.hardocp.com/article.html?art=NzMzLDg=

they got around 45 fps on a pcie card and 43 on a agp card in nfsu2 @ 1024x768 , so bumping it up to 1280 x 1024 would make it pretty laggy especially on a p4 3.0 as hardocp was using a 3500 amd which is a lot better for gaming

for comparison i have a x700 pro in one of my systems which they have in hardocp review and when i had that in my dual core amd 64 @ 3.1 ghz it ran games 1280 x 1024 very badly and it was only a few fps off the 6600gt in that review
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~Untouchable~




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PostPosted: Tue, 25th Oct 2005 09:01    Post subject:
ive never have any problems with the GT6600, not in NFSU 2 either. But I have had several problems with Qtec PSU's in my shop, they suck really! They are the black sheeps of Powersupplies, i would try to swap that out if i was you..


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Mortibus




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PostPosted: Tue, 25th Oct 2005 20:59    Post subject:
~Untouchable~ wrote:
ive never have any problems with the GT6600, not in NFSU 2 either. But I have had several problems with Qtec PSU's in my shop, they suck really! They are the black sheeps of Powersupplies, i would try to swap that out if i was you..

I dunno how badly they suck but today friend of my gave me 6800GT 256mb just for testing & it worked flawlesly without single lag with SUCKY Exclamation Q-Tec 450W so was my previuos 9800Pro 128mb,about my 6600Gt well in shop they told me that HIS chip is somehow fuked up they still dunno how it happend but thats A-open problem & he told me that they had a lot of trouble with those cards, i maybe exchange it for 6800,
just glad that it wasn't my comp Wink ,in future i WILL avoid any A-open products Exclamation Arrow
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pancake




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PostPosted: Wed, 26th Oct 2005 11:20    Post subject:
i have a qtec 550w in my file server with 6 hard disks , 2 dvd drives , 2.4 p4 and ti4600 and its never gave me a problem , but the voltages on it are quite low so i wouldnt use it for a gaming rig , but there within exceptable levels
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Mortibus




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PostPosted: Wed, 26th Oct 2005 11:33    Post subject:
never had voltages downfall stable as rock ,trust me i'm not defending this cheap piece of crap but fact as it is, here is my sensor report via Everest;

Field Value
Sensor Properties
Sensor Type Winbond W83697HF (ISA 290h)
Motherboard Name ASRock P4S55 / P4S61 Series

Temperatures
Motherboard 27 °C (81 °F)
CPU 29 °C (84 °F)
Maxtor 6Y080P0 23 °C (73 °F)

Cooling Fans
CPU 1854 RPM

Voltage Values
CPU Core 1.54 V
+3.3 V 3.36 V
+5 V 5.16 V
+12 V 12.10 V
+5 V Standby 5.02 V
Debug Info F FF 5B FF
Debug Info T 27 29 255
Debug Info V 60 00 D2 C0 C7 00 00 (01)
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