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Anoyone else notice this?

 

I can't really complain all the games I've tried thus far run great. But if you go to the video card options I noticed that it shows up as a Mobility part. :blink:

 

Ah well, back to:

HL2 (1680x1050 full settings)

CS (1680x1050 full settings)

BF2 (1680x1050 full settings)

FEAR (1280x768 Medium settings, this game is a KILLER)

 

Anything else out there with demos i should be checking out?

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Kitch, the iMac does use a X1600 mobility card.

 

The CoreDuo is a notebook processor, the iMac is essentially a desktop version of a notebook. But it all works fine for me.

Agreed. Everything works GREAT. However if you check out the apple site, it specifically says the MMPs have a Mobility x1600 chipset and the iMac is an x1600. Ah well. I'm keeping it anyway :(.

 

http://www.apple.com/macbookpro/whatsinside.html

http://www.apple.com/imac/whatsinside.html

Would you dump you Mobility x1600 BIOS? pls, use the following utility: ATITool 0.24/0.25.

www.techpowerup.com

 

Any other ideas? ATITool said it didn't support my card, use ATIWinflash, it told me unsupported ROM type. Any information I can gather? As mentioned elsewhere my iMac with 256meg card is clocked at 400/400

Wow. I did not see any case like that before. Maybe an EFI Memory dumping tool would help. If we could dump the ROM, it should be easier to overclock it, or tweak the RAM timing table to get maximum performance in graphic apps.

And would you provide information about the driver in Apple Boot Camp CD and the EFI partition (If you would dump, zip it and send to me)? I do not have the intel Mac right now, so it is difficult for me to extract the driver from CD image. (I have managed to extract the Apple firmware from FW update CD and backup CD, the .exe driver installer, the .msi installer but now I'm stuck in the hardware checking before driver installed)

Wow. I did not see any case like that before. Maybe an EFI Memory dumping tool would help. If we could dump the ROM, it should be easier to overclock it, or tweak the RAM timing table to get maximum performance in graphic apps.

And would you provide information about the driver in Apple Boot Camp CD and the EFI partition (If you would dump, zip it and send to me)? I do not have the intel Mac right now, so it is difficult for me to extract the driver from CD image. (I have managed to extract the Apple firmware from FW update CD and backup CD, the .exe driver installer, the .msi installer but now I'm stuck in the hardware checking before driver installed)

 

LOTS of people over at onMac are overclocking their cards with varying results.

 

http://forum.onmac.net/showthread.php?t=767

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