ABIT IN9 32X - MAX VMods...

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Originally Posted by hipro5

I'll re-cupture it for you.... ;)

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Thank you :) I just need to know - it's left or right resistor since the arrow point at the right resistor but it looks like the wire is at the left one :stick:

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Originally Posted by Nilson

Thank you :) I just need to know - it's left or right resistor since the arrow point at the right resistor but it looks like the wire is at the left one :stick:

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It's on BOTH resistors.....If you measure those ends of them, you'll see that they are sortcircuited so you can solder on any of them or on both of them.....

I'm moding a new one now and I'll re-capture it.... :)

hipro5, thank you :) I got it.

I'm going to hit 550Mhz.... the root cause is EVGA guys... they show me SuperPi on 545MHz (water) and no strap even at 480Mhz with bios v28....

http://img47.imageshack.us/img47/347/everestka8.jpg :mad: 49ns :slobber:

49ns.?.....That high?..... :D

Wish you luck......Even with the 1066 Strap, you could easy hit ~490MHz+....;)

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Originally Posted by hipro5

49ns.?.....That high?..... :D

Wish you luck......Even with the 1066 Strap, you could easy hit ~490MHz+....;)

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They don't use clockgen. As for me - I need to use clockgen to keep 1066 strap.

Even if I set 1066 in the bios(v1.2 beta 3) - I can't boot after 445MHz...

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Originally Posted by crotale

Here is another shot of the VGTLRef mod. I have double checked with George that these are the actual spots.

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http://www.nordiccrew.com/crotale/in9/vgtlref_s.jpg

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Hi,

I Just done this Mod, and it doesn't work.
Be careful, this scheme is not the same on the first post from Hipro5, the red/green dot is not at this location.
This cut out 2 core of the Quad (only 2 detected 0/1) the 2/3 data bus is then short circuited to ground.
I've redone the mod with the scheme on the first post. So I could retreive the 2 other cores, but I cannot boot when I set over 0.85V.
When the mod is not "ON" (only red line), I measure 0.78V at this point (red) and 1.56V at the blue or green point. Is that OK ?
I think the 0.78V is correct.
But when the mod is connected, I cannot boot when I trim over 0.85V.
Do you trim this voltage when you are at the BIOS screen ? or in windows ? (idle or full load ?)
in any case, the mod don't seem to work well.
I could go from 350 FSB to 355 with 0.85V, but that is ont what I hope.

Could you help me ?
I've found another mod on vr-zone :
http://sg.vr-zone.com/articles/abit_...d/4677-17.html
this mod need to remove the CMS resistor. Do you think I could test it without damaging the board ?

thanks

Up !!
Hipro5, could you help me ?
Thanks

Resistor removal MUST be done so the mod to work ok.....BUT don't expect to see a huge gain in fsb with the QUADs out of i680... :)

Hi Hipro5,

Thanks for the help.
I hope to go at least up to 385 or 390 of FSB.
So I will go to the vr-zone Mod and remove 4 resistors (GTLRef 0 to GTLRef 3 :eek: ).
I will update if it work and if the board always works :rolleyes:

Thanks

(How did you able to boot with 1.2V with your mod ? your board is better than mine !!)
Also, when did you measure the voltage ? (idle, so into windows ?)

OK, the mod works now.
It stabilize also the Ram (able to oc the ram too)
only few gain : from 358 to 368 FSB.
thanks.