.:KmK:.Hell.SG
02-05-2003, 11:46 AM
I understod how to do the Vmods on the GF4 TI4200 Siluro.
I have an MSI TI4200 128MB. The chips on the board are the same?
Let me ask another simple question: I usually overclock my TI4200 by right clicking the desktop and adjusting the frequency with coolbits and detonator help. The problem is that I realized that the max mem frequency that is available is 560MHz and GPU is 315MHz. Without Vmod on Mem, I could reach 540MHz on mem and 298MHz on GPU. I instaled heatsinks on mem chips. The stock settings of my GF4 are 250/444 (GPU/Mem) . Vmem and Vgpu default.
If I make this Vmod on mem (same idea applyed for the GPU Voltage and frequency), how can I get more than 560MHZ on mem? Do I have to edit something? And for the GPU max frequency?
Another question is what is lapped? I heard something about Volcano 7 lapped.... what is this? How can I do this stuff? It really brings me more eficient cooling?
:toast:
I have an MSI TI4200 128MB. The chips on the board are the same?
Let me ask another simple question: I usually overclock my TI4200 by right clicking the desktop and adjusting the frequency with coolbits and detonator help. The problem is that I realized that the max mem frequency that is available is 560MHz and GPU is 315MHz. Without Vmod on Mem, I could reach 540MHz on mem and 298MHz on GPU. I instaled heatsinks on mem chips. The stock settings of my GF4 are 250/444 (GPU/Mem) . Vmem and Vgpu default.
If I make this Vmod on mem (same idea applyed for the GPU Voltage and frequency), how can I get more than 560MHZ on mem? Do I have to edit something? And for the GPU max frequency?
Another question is what is lapped? I heard something about Volcano 7 lapped.... what is this? How can I do this stuff? It really brings me more eficient cooling?
:toast: