ABIT IN9 32X - MAX VMods...

Hello again....:)

Here are "some" Vmods of the ABIT IN9 32X - MAX mobo.....I don't have much time to do some explanations right now about them but I'll be back....

Let's start with these mods and I'll update time to time....

A big thanks for esdee's digicam (mine is gone for RMA and still nothing :mad: )


These are two mods in the same picture....
VMCH (VNorthbrigde) and VFSB (VTT of the CPU)...

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/A...B_Mods_IN9.jpg


These are also two mods in the same picture...
VSP (VSouthbridge) and VHT (VHyper Transport)

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/A...T_Mods_IN9.jpg


This is the VCore of it......The same might be for the ABIT Quad GT as well but I'll take a look for it so as to be sure....;)

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/A...re_Mod_IN9.jpg


LAST - for now - are the VGTLRef mods.....These mods are esspecially for the QUAD CPUs so as to reach HIGHER fsbs....
By doing those ones, I got my QUAD (actually Gorillakos') from 3D benching at 355MHz to reach 404MHz - still searching it though for higher - under AIR.....
It's a bit complicated though BUT if you print the picture and follow the traces, you'll understand it..... ;)

For this mod credits MUST be given to Freecableguy who has pointed out the pins of the CPU and said that we need VGTLRef mods so as to take our QUAD at a higher fsb....:toast:


http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/A...f_Mods_IN9.jpg


I'll be back with some more though..... ;)
I forgot to capture the VMCH booster mod that IS NEEDED TOO....It's like the ABIT's AW9D-MAX mod......A cable on the back of the mobo....


Any question you might have, I'll be glad to answer....:) :toast:


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Yes it says something about beast on the box....:D

I had about 4 - 5 litters of LN2 left and I tested it a bit......at 5250MHz it was fully 3D stable.....I couldn't test higher though coz LN2 finished.....I'll get some of it on Monday (I hope) so as to fully test it....

I must confess that at that frequency I didn't encode NOT EVEN ONE problem....No freezes, no reboots, NOTHING as I was encoding with the ASUS Striker one....With the Striker 10 times into windows, I could bench only the 2 or 3 of them...the other ones where reboots of freezes...;) :)

Very nice, that is what i waited for.

Can someone post "better" pics of the VGTLRef Mods? It's hard to see some points really clear.

Pic of VMCH Booster would be nice, too...

TIA! :D

hi all !

thank you very much for your work hipro5 !
which bios are you using on in9 ?beta6?

looking forward to push ddr3 with your maximizer to the max.

greets from austria

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Originally Posted by basco

hi all !

thank you very much for your work hipro5 !
which bios are you using on in9 ?beta6?

looking forward to push ddr3 with your maximizer to the max.

greets from austria

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Yes BETA 6 for now......Thanks.....:)

Fantastic and amazing Vmods HIPRO5 !!!

Excellent job on the mods, thanks for posting some great info!

@hipro5 : Can you show picture VMCH booster ? Please Master !!!!!!

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Originally Posted by Hazzan

@hipro5 : Can you show picture VMCH booster ? Please Master !!!!!!

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yes yes, Master Please :banana:

Unfortunatelly when esdee came in my place and took those photos of the mobo, he forgot to capture the back side of it......Afterwards I HAD to insulate it so as to bench and now it's impossible to do so.......
If you have a picture of the back of the mobo, I could point it to you....:)

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Originally Posted by symphy

Very nice, that is what i waited for.

Can someone post "better" pics of the VGTLRef Mods? It's hard to see some points really clear.

TIA! :D

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hipro, could you please reupload the VGTLRef picture with small dots which mark the SMDs? I really can't figure out which SMDs are marked by the large arrows...

Thank you!... :toast: :woot:

Please the Vdroop mod exists??....for in9...
Thanks

If someone post a pic of the back of the mobo it would be much easier ...:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by VoRtAn_MaDgE

If someone post a pic of the back of the mobo it would be much easier ...:rolleyes:

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That's a bunch of mod's for a single mobo hipro hehe... can't wait to see hard 3d action on it m8...

Outstanding as always Mr. Electronics ;) ...now go back to that monstrous psu ::idea:

Cya around Hipro

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

[image is clickable]
http://www.nordiccrew.com/crotale/in9/vgtlref_s.jpg

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Originally Posted by gandalfone

Please the Vdroop mod exists??....for in9...
Thanks

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No need for Vdroop......IF you mod the VCore and adjust it so to show you what you have picked within bios, you're OK.....;)

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Originally Posted by VoRtAn_MaDgE

If someone post a pic of the back of the mobo it would be much easier ...:rolleyes:

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Thanks M8...... :)
Coming from crotale...;)


Thanks crotale.....:) :toast:

i remember you were asking for opbcleaner in a thread i don´t remember hipro5,so i post it here.

http://members.aon.at/basco/

will try the vtt mod for in9-got xeon 3060 here that does fsb1950x8(ram at 1170mhz at 2,20v) with just 1,44v,but needs 1,55vtt from fsb 1600 to stabilize-could boot at fsb2075x8 on striker but not stable-no matter what voltage more or less.

i know you played with a striker before-maybe you have a vtt mod for this mobo too-would be very pleased about it.

sorry if i spoiled your thread.

thanks in advance

Here is the vmch booster mod, engineered and verified by George :)

http://www.nordiccrew.com/crotale/in...ch_booster.jpg

nice clean photos as always Crotale, what do you use to insert the writing?

what mod/mods would i need to get stable @ around 500 fsb

thanks
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Originally Posted by basco

i remember you were asking for opbcleaner in a thread i don´t remember hipro5,so i post it here.

http://members.aon.at/basco/

thanks in advance

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what does it do EXACTLY THAT CLEANER

i just had another look at OPB Cleaner

here is what the batch file does

seem innocent enough i guess :D.....maybe worth testing to see if it makes any difference in performance

Code:

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@echo off
echo OPB is cleaning your garbages in your computer, please wait......
del /f /s /q %systemdrive%\*.tmp
del /f /s /q %systemdrive%\*._mp
del /f /s /q %systemdrive%\*.log
del /f /s /q %systemdrive%\*.gid
del /f /s /q %systemdrive%\*.chk
del /f /s /q %systemdrive%\*.old
del /f /s /q %systemdrive%\recycled\*.*
del /f /s /q %windir%\*.bak
del /f /s /q %windir%\prefetch\*.*
rd /s /q %windir%\temp & md %windir%\temp
del /f /q %userprofile%\cookies\*.*
del /f /q %userprofile%\recent\*.*
del /f /s /q "%userprofile%\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\*.*"
del /f /s /q "%userprofile%\Local Settings\Temp\*.*"
del /f /s /q "%userprofile%\recent\*.*"
echo hahahaha it is DONE!!
echo. & pause

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just before benching i run it 1x-just to be sure you got a clean house-did not notice a difference in benchresults.
i prefer this really small tool instead of other cleaners.

regards

ps:i have an unpleasent feeling that my in9 maxes out at fsb 1655.
can´t boot anything above no matter the divider or multi used.
the cpu and ram are proofen to be stable at much higher frequencies.
do you think i am the fool or this could be real??
got 3x680i mobos-evga tops at 1799, striker in progress right now-bootet at fsb 2075 but not stable yet,and in9 as above.

Could you please post more clear vmod for HT voltage? It's not clear which point used :(

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Originally Posted by Nilson

Could you please post more clear vmod for HT voltage? It's not clear which point used :(

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

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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.

[image is clickable]
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.