Plus. I know a bit more than copying straps..
Ask me to add VDDC, MVDDC/VDDCI/AUX offsets and i'll do it.. not so sure if you're able to do that
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Edit2: @nerdralph: Here's a hint to make it even more faster. If you remove the last straps (anything about 1500) in other words end the table with 1500Mh, you'll get even faster hash
Ask me to add VDDC, MVDDC/VDDCI/AUX offsets and i'll do it.. not so sure if you're able to do that
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Edit2: @nerdralph: Here's a hint to make it even more faster. If you remove the last straps (anything about 1500) in other words end the table with 1500Mh, you'll get even faster hash
If you're claiming to change MVDDC through the BIOS on R9 380 cards, I'm calling bullshit on that. While there might be MVDDC offsets in some Tonga BIOSes, it's no good to you when the memory voltage is not programmable. I've physically checked (with a multimeter) the voltage on a few 380 cards, and the memory voltage is fixed at around 1.55V.
As for ending the table with the 1500 strap instead of 1750, I don't think that should make a difference, but I'll try it anyway.