Not only can we MOD games in PC's but in some rare cases we could MOD hardware to a hardware that costs up to $100 more than the original cost of the hardware. Just like I modded my XFX HD 6950 to a HD 6970!
As you can see from the above screenshot, after the BIOS FLASH my old HD 6950 (on the right) is now a brand new HD 6970 (on the left). My BIOS flashed HD 6950 now has the same specs as a HD 6970. All the shader cores have been unlocked to 1536. Pixel Fillrate is now 28.2 Gpixels/s, Texture Fillrate is now 84.5 GTexel/s, Bandwidth is now that of a HD 6970 at 176 GB/s. The GPU clock is now that of a HD 6970 which is 880 MHz and the Memory clock is also that of a HD 6970 which is 1375 MHz.
So, for the price of a HD 6950 I got a XFX HD 6970. Which means I saved $100! It's easily the best piece of gaming or PC Hardware that I ever brought!
The picture below shows the disabled HD 6950 shaders in red. When unlocked, these deactivated units become active, resulting in a substantial performance increase in games in FULL HD 1080P at 8XEQAA and 16X Anistrophic Filtering.
So, I saved $100 and got a full-fledged XFX HD 6970:
In other words:
I brought a Lamborghini Murcielago:
and turned it into a Lamborghini Reventon:
Could I have MODDED and unlocked new pixel pipelines in the RSX or the Xenos GPU's that are in the PS3 and Xbox 360 so I could get much better performance in gaming? Didin't think so. This what I LOVE about PC GAMING. :D
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