Octopuss wrote:
Hm, I am wondering, since one of the BIOSes has different fan profile, what happens if I flash a newer version over it? That would be lost, wouldn't it, and both would be exactly the same?
I really dont recommend you flashing gpu BIOS unless it is really the only solution
one of the risk from getting a "factory overclocked" card, is insufficient voltage, because all cards do not overclock equally.
screen (display) freezes or failures could be caused by undervolting, even if it is on "stock" (as advertised)
try using default core clock (and voltage) and memory clock, but this time, try increasing the memory clock voltage by 0.020
do some gaming,
if it freezes again, then run default memory clock (and voltage) and core clock, but increases the core voltage by 0.020 this time
and do some gaming again,
if it shows artifacts or crashes, that means your card cannot handle anymore (since the card is already factory overclocked) overclock, which means you'll have to run things "below" advertised clock.
you may want to leave both core & memory voltage at default,
and then reduce either core clock or memory clock by 5%. do some trial and error while gaming
chances that (my guess): you'll need to run your memory clock around 5% or more below default memory clock (but still, test both)
hope that helps
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