i have the sapphire 4670 with GDDR4 memory, and i want to vmod it to squeeze a little bit more out of it!
anyone know how to mod it or do you need me to take pics?
mvh/Tommie
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i have the sapphire 4670 with GDDR4 memory, and i want to vmod it to squeeze a little bit more out of it!
anyone know how to mod it or do you need me to take pics?
mvh/Tommie
i figured out by myself how to mod this little mf, here is the modded card.
http://geting.se/image.php/159656-Vmod.jpg
how far can i take the vgpu ?? im currently at 955mhz/1163mhz @ 1.525V/2.17V
can i go any further than this? temp is 61C with stock cooler at 100%.
IS THIS FORUM DEAD ????? It took me AGES to be activated so i could post, and now no one is fawkin answering! i have written in 4 threads different questions, and haven't got any replies..
does anybody know how much voltage the RV730 can take?
Hi guys!
Who could tell me what is this?
http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/989...eroswitchi.jpg
This is on the rear of my Sapphire 4670 1Gb...
http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/9370/switchn.jpg
Thanks!
what is the default voltage
Don't expect to get much love unless you have a colorful name here :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommie_lj
I'm waiting on some insight too, I want to get a pair of 4670's to put in a Lanparty Jr. P45 and have a highly overpowered HTPC and volt mod just for the hell of it :D
2D mode, 0.925V, 3D mode 1.345V..Quote:
Originally Posted by whe3ls
im currently at 1.535 and have load temps around 60-65C depending on gpu load..
you should be good. i would avoid running fur mark and would cool any vrm. what kind of cooling are you using
the standard cooling at 95% fan speed. i dont understand the vrm part ?? is it the transistors feeding the GPU ? there is no cooling at all on them now...Quote:
Originally Posted by whe3ls
what do you think about 1.635-1.645 ?? i want 1ghz so bad :D it went through 3Dmark 06 with that setup and didnt go higher then 62C at any time..
ya they get alot warmer once you start adding more volts. personly id go with better coolingQuote:
Originally Posted by Tommie_lj
the plan is to put a modded cpu cooler to the gpu.. hopefully its larger fins an the bigger area of the fins will give me better cooling.
This mod is identical to the 4850's in a way :)
yepp :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Diegis0n
for you guys still running 4670, i pushed 1.72V through it for 1month, without a problem.. temps was around 65-70C with a Accelero twin turbo. i could bench at 1066mhz ^^
Well, good to know!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommie_lj
I have one little HD4670 in my HTPC just waiting for some soldering love :p:
BTW 1.72V is impressive for 55nm GPU. Long time ago I've modded X1300Pro and once reached 1.7V my card died! (still at that time I had GPU clock record for it with around 720MHz and 3DMark05 score of ~3600 points :cool:). To be fair it wasn't GPU itself which died, but something on the PCB.
i think the chip itself could handle more than that, but the VR part of the card got awful hot! even the backside of the pcb was to hot to touch ^^
If you want to remain in "safe" levels with your vmod, don't exceed more than +10% voltage for the GPU and memory.
good point.. its not in any way a recomendation from me to push 1.72V through your gpus. its almost 30% more voltage than stock..