Powercolor R9 285 2048 MB BIOS
(TurboDuo)
VBIOS Info
| Filename: | Powercolor.R9285.2048.140814.rom |
|---|---|
| VBIOS Version: | 015.047.000.003.000000 |
| UEFI Supported: | Yes |
| BIOS Build date: | 2014-08-14 23:33:00 |
| Date added: | 2014-11-22 10:51:42 |
| VBIOS Size: | 128 KB |
| MD5 Hash: | 6a96e545c707b26d1d444a5e62486419 |
| SHA1 Hash: | b2a62460b7ceca4bc441dddf0e1c1c1339d23bcc |
| Same Bios: | AMD AMD, Dataland R9 285 |
BIOS Internals
| GPU Device Id: 0x1002 0x6939 113-C7660101_106 C76601 Tonga PRO A1 GDDR5 2GB G0815BBD.LHW UEFI (C) 1988-2010, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. ATOMBIOSBK-AMD VER015.047.000.003.000000 G0815BBD.LHW CCC Overdrive Limits GPU Clock: 1150 MHz Memory Clock: 1750 MHz PowerTune Limit: -20% to 20% Limits TDP: 150 W TDC Power: 125 A Battery Power: 150 W Small Power Power: 150 W Max. Power Limit: 150 W Max. Temp: 100°C GPU Clocks 300 MHz, 498 MHz, 689 MHz, 833 MHz 866 MHz, 890 MHz, 921 MHz, 945 MHz Memory Clocks 150 MHz, 1375 MHz Memory Support 2048 MB, GDDR5, Autodetect 2048 MB, GDDR5, Elpida EDW2032BBBG 2048 MB, GDDR5, Hynix H5GC2H24BFR Memory Timings (Elpida) tRCDW-tRCDWA-tRCDR-tRCDRA-tRC-tCL-tRFC 200 MHz: 0-3-2-3-7-6-9 1375 MHz: 15-15-20-20-52-17-68 1500 MHz: 17-17-22-22-58-18-74 1750 MHz: 21-21-26-26-67-21-87 Memory Timings (Hynix) tRCDW-tRCDWA-tRCDR-tRCDRA-tRC-tCL-tRFC 400 MHz: 4-4-5-5-18-12-25 1375 MHz: 14-14-19-19-57-17-89 1500 MHz: 14-14-20-20-61-18-97 1750 MHz: 17-17-24-24-73-19-113 |
Graphics Card Info
| Manufacturer: | Powercolor |
|---|---|
| Model: | R9 285 |
| Device Id: | 1002 6939 |
| Subsystem Id: | 148C 2349 |
| Interface: | PCI-E |
| Memory Size: | 2048 MB |
| GPU Clock: | 945 MHz |
| Memory Clock: | 1375 MHz |
| Memory Type: | GDDR5 |
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