VCore-, VDimm-, VLDT- and VChipset-Mods for the ECS Nforce4-A939 board..

[celemine1Gig]

Hi guys (and perhaps gals);

I just finished the Vmods on my ECS Nforce4-A939 board. Initially I bought the board as a temporary solution to be replaced as soon as possible. Now, after having it for a while, I decided to keep it and to get the most out of it.

Well then, modding it was the best solution. :)

Here are some pics for the Mods:

http://www.fh-augsburg.de/~madocer/ECS%20Vmods/

I'll update this thread when I'm finshed with the descriptions. In the meantime enjoy the pics and ask some questions if you like to.


ATTENTION! To all those with a non-broadband internet-connection:

The pics are pretty big (at least 300KB each) and could take some time to load. Didn't want to resize them this time, in order to keep it as clear as possible and as high-res as possible. IMHO, that's the best way to really make you see what to do.


Greets from bavaria

Ingmar :toast:

Edit: VDroop-pic now already added. ;)

[Obelisk79]

Well done...

[celemine1Gig]

Just finshed the Mod-description in German. Will translate it as soon as possible and then update this thread.

Stay tuned!

This board has more potential than anyone ever thought. Depending on the CPU it can run stable at HTT frequencies much higher than 300Mhz. ;) VCore regulation is also quite good from what I see.

[celemine1Gig]

Pics with marked measuring points added. ;)

Had no time to translate yet. But it won't take long anymore.

[celemine1Gig]

OK, I'm sorry if you're still waiting for the translated mod description, but I have to dissapoint you this time.

Did the Vdroop-Mod today and will add this to my mod desciptions and pictures. Will work on it the next few days if I find the time to do so. ;)

Edit:A complete modding guide will soon be available on www.techpowerup.com
Will post the link ASAP. Started translating the text today and will have to edit all pics.