The ROM I’ve used sets the VRAM to 250MHz, and the VRAM is rated at 3.6ns/275MHz. So it’s already clocked conservatively. Don’t you think it’s more likely that one of the chips is bad?
The ROM I’ve used sets the VRAM to 250MHz, and the VRAM is rated at 3.6ns/275MHz. So it’s already clocked conservatively. Don’t you think it’s more likely that one of the chips is bad?
I put the card back in my PC and restored the original BIOS - the same corruption is there, works fine at cold boot - symptoms appear after 20 mins and get progressively worse.
Time to start pinching components between your fingers and see which components change the artefacting. Try with both a static screen and some simple motion.
They do… both @Phipli and I noticed ‘shimmering’ (like a sort of noise) on our Radeon 7000 PCI cards’ display output, that recapping fixed.
I’d be surprised if bad caps caused something like the extreme corruption I’m seeing on my R9000, though.
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