Asus K8V / 9800Pro VMODS complete

[yuri]

Well i finally finished up my vmodds. hope the pics show everything clear enough. just waiting on my cooling now.

http://webpages.charter.net/jumper75/19800provmod1600wide.JPG
http://webpages.charter.net/jumper75/19800provmod1.JPG
http://webpages.charter.net/jumper75/19800provmod2.JPG

mobo
http://webpages.charter.net/jumper75/1mem1vmod.JPG
http://webpages.charter.net/jumper75/1mem2vmod.JPG
http://webpages.charter.net/jumper75/1vcore1vmod.JPG
http://webpages.charter.net/jumper75/1vmodmobo.JPG
http://webpages.charter.net/jumper75/1vmodmobo2.JPG
http://webpages.charter.net/jumper75/1monitor.JPG

[unrealneo]

busy with the modding/posting/spamming eh, Yuri? :D

welcome to the sickness. :toast:

[yuri]

:stick: lol

i just joined up on this forum so i thought i would share the love.

[Stang_Man]

looking really good:)

i like how you used the fan connector to measure the voltages really easily.

[yuri]

Originally posted by Stang_Man
looking really good:)

i like how you used the fan connector to measure the voltages really easily.

that makes it sooo easy to check. just stick a multimeter on the points and no risk of frying the card.

i touched the wrong 2 points of the fan header the first day. thank god it didn't hurt it. and when i say wrong 2 points i mean the vmem and vgpu.

currently i have it air cooled with 1.75 vgpu and 3.0vmem.

what is a safe-max vgpu/vmem with watercooling ?

[yuri]

my 9800pro does 450/370 with no artifact now, i had artifact before the vmod.

[masterpain]

Originally posted by yuri
that makes it sooo easy to check. just stick a multimeter on the points and no risk of frying the card.

i touched the wrong 2 points of the fan header the first day. thank god it didn't hurt it. and when i say wrong 2 points i mean the vmem and vgpu.

currently i have it air cooled with 1.75 vgpu and 3.0vmem.

what is a safe-max vgpu/vmem with watercooling ?

vgpu should be safe till 1,8v when you are cooling with water.

[yuri]

I have heard 1.8 / 3.2 is a safe max.

when does the card normally fry ?