our cards has VID 1,00 V. But our card very hard for overclocking under cold
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our cards has VID 1,00 V. But our card very hard for overclocking under cold
CardS? How many do you have? :D
it's confirmed ?Quote:
Originally Posted by pastelidis
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Originally Posted by boblemagnifique
no, probably it will be one
lol, sorry for my english :D we have only one card:)Quote:
Originally Posted by pastelidis
Yes Ι think sooo like last years
Giorgio can you confirm this ?
edit: he posted
because i was asked about some Hardmod to full remove OCP I asked to the MSI office:
DISCLAIMER: ME AND MSI ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE IF THE MOD GOES WRONG, AND DOING HARDMOD WILL KILL YOUR WARRANTY. DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK.
1. Change ER1091 from 9.09k to 2K
2. Change ER1103 and ER1059 from 48.7k to 2K
OCP will become 1000A. APS should not be used at the same time, or it will kill the card.
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i cannot confirm yet, but 99% will be one cpuQuote:
Originally Posted by pastelidis
Ok thank giorgio :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by giorgioprimo
when you come to istanbul ? Brice of MSI is arrived today normaly :)
He wanted to try to test a cpus before (multi & max bclk) but not sure with the time ...
I will arrive tomorrow, and probably i will test themQuote:
Originally Posted by boblemagnifique
Good news and thank for your support giorgio :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by giorgioprimo
What is APS? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by giorgioprimo
p.s. I suppose putting some bigger resistances that you've mentioned would not give such a critical OCP boost. Safer but no time to check that.
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Originally Posted by -cyclone-
Active Phase Switching.
Alow to power on/off phase via software. But we don't have such kind of software
Great to see Gorgio! Nice Thanks!!!
So no danger for the mods... that sounds good.Quote:
Originally Posted by giorgioprimo
Did anybody test the mod?
I think there is no time to test the mod sufficient.
I dont want to mod our card and when we test it under LN2, the card will die immedietly?!
Its a bit risky with the competition card...
What is normal OCP? Whats the current gain with this mod?Quote:
Originally Posted by giorgioprimo
I didn't test the mod
According to the guide it's 492 A with OCP unlocker off and 542 A with OCP unlocker on, so I'd say it's a pretty big gain... But how about other values? anything less than stock values will increase OCP? Can we solder just a resistor in parallel?
obviusly yes, turning it till reach the set valueQuote:
Originally Posted by G.Foyle
So do we need exactly 2k as the result of the parallel connection, or are values between 9,09k - 2k and 48,7k and 2k ok, to increase the current?
So will 7k and 40k will result in 650A for examble?
Because 1000A is a lot :D
An untested mod with some questions left will result in 1000A... I dont know if that is a good combination :D
So a intermediate step would be great!
Thanks a lot for support giorgio :up:
So, just shorting them will disable overall OCP, right? Not that OCP is this card's problem, really.
+1 :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mean machine
too late... my 580GTX linhting this dead :mad:,Quote:
Originally Posted by giorgioprimo
MSI would have to report before and try hard mod, and not wait until you send emails that do not work.
Someone more him past?
We tested the card no mods and only activating the switch...and works fine.
I don t think OCP is the issue to extreme.
Something like a GTX 480 Lightning working hard.
When would one use the ocp switch over 1.30ish?or are all cards different..i'v killed a hawk and a lightning or two by using the ocp switch(just the jumper no volts other then stock) so i think i will try the pencil mod if i need it rather then use the jumper just cus i have bad dreams still..i'm just having fun i dont need crasy pro clocks like you guys but the dewer is full so..
i will test the mod:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by giorgioprimo