Here's the card I bought, and I'm getting ready to install it, then flash it to a 6970. I know the success rate is better with reference designs (plus, the waterblock I ordered is for a reference style card) so I wanted to make sure this was the right one before I open the box:
(Newegg sales didn't know, btw, and XFX hasn't responded in over 36 hours)
1ddqd on
0
Posts
HardtargetThere Are Four LightsVancouverRegistered Userregular
edited April 2011
it certainly looks reference sized but that doesn't really mean anything. My understanding is only the initial batches of 6950s support that soft mod and ATI fixed it so I have no idea if new cards are still able to do that
Hardtarget on
0
AlectharAlan ShoreWe're not territorial about that sort of thing, are we?Registered Userregular
edited April 2011
That's a reference 6950. Flash away, sir.
You can tell by the AMD logo above the PCI-E contacts.
Nice, thanks. I found a few forum posts from some people regarding what model they had and flashing success. The CNFC in XFX HD-695A-CNFC was the key for this particular manufacturer's card.
When I saw Newegg didn't have it, I just googled for places that still had some in stock. Provantage had it for the same price, with free shipping, and I got it 2 days after I ordered it (OH to TX). Not too shabby. Flashing after I get my waterblock installed today!
Posts
You can tell by the AMD logo above the PCI-E contacts.
Battle.net
When I saw Newegg didn't have it, I just googled for places that still had some in stock. Provantage had it for the same price, with free shipping, and I got it 2 days after I ordered it (OH to TX). Not too shabby. Flashing after I get my waterblock installed today!