Diamond HD 4870 1024 MB BIOS
VBIOS Info
| Filename: | Diamond.HD4870.1024.080819.rom |
|---|---|
| VBIOS Version: | 011.010.000.001.029909 |
| UEFI Supported: | No |
| BIOS Build date: | 2008-08-19 11:41:00 |
| Date added: | 2008-12-09 16:16:49 |
| VBIOS Size: | 128 KB |
| MD5 Hash: | b9887865d6698f522e7f38a284020a1a |
| SHA1 Hash: | 1a95bcf9d8a0e395a9855b3711b17b877a6b85ab |
| Same Bios: | Gigabyte HD 4870, Club3D HD 4870, Sapphire HD 4870, ATI HD 4870, HIS HD 4870, Powercolor HD 4870, GeCube HD 4870, Connect3D HD 4870, Asus HD 4870, Club 3D HD 4870, VTX3D HD 4870, Colorful HD 4870, Force3D HD 4870, AMD HD 4870 |
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BIOS Internals
| GPU Device Id: 0x1002 0x9440 113-B50702-102 Wekiva RV770 B50702 Board (C) 1988-2005, ATI Technologies Inc. ATOMBIOSBK-ATI VER011.010.000.001.029909 B3B50702.102 Clock State 0 Core Clk: 750.00 MHz Memory Clk: 900.00 MHz Voltage: 1.000 V Flags: Boot Clock State 1 Core Clk: 500.00 MHz Memory Clk: 900.00 MHz Voltage: 1.000 V Flags: Clock State 2 Core Clk: 500.00 MHz Memory Clk: 500.00 MHz Voltage: 1.000 V Flags: Clock State 3 Core Clk: 500.00 MHz Memory Clk: 900.00 MHz Voltage: 1.000 V Flags: Memory Support GDDR5, Hynix |
Graphics Card Info
| Manufacturer: | Diamond |
|---|---|
| Model: | HD 4870 |
| Device Id: | 1002 9440 |
| Subsystem Id: | 1002 0502 |
| Interface: | PCI-E |
| Memory Size: | 1024 MB |
| GPU Clock: | 750 MHz |
| Memory Clock: | 900 MHz |
| Memory Type: | GDDR5 |
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