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Hi there.
I would like to know if there´s anyone here who can get a hold on the .pdf for the ISL6534CV regulator. Or maybe you know where the FB for the vmem are?
A friend of mine thinks that he has found the FB, but needs to get it confirmed!
I´ll give you a picture of the pcb. Thx.
I'm also trying to find out how to mod my 6800LE card to increase the memory voltage, anyone know which correct pin on the voltage regulator we should be soldering to?
Some one needs to write up a little 6800LE/NU volt mod guide...
EDIT: Wrong one, think we'll need to email Intersil for the datasheet PDF file for that Intersil controller! :banana:
http://www.intersil.com/products/dev...asp?pn=ISL6534
Yes I to would love to geet the ekstra 100-150 Mhz from my mem.
nobody have an idea how to obtain this datasheet ? cause this is the last problem to volt mod this card :/
You have to email Intersil, use the link I posted above.
i've just received a pdf from intersil :)
I will watch tomorow how to mod GF 6800 ... ( it's nearly 4h45 am and i'm not in optimal condition to do it now ^^ )
Can I have a copy of the pdf, please? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Del Gro Badeu
Just throw it in my mail, would ya? :)
Btw. marry christmas & a happy new year. :YIPPIE:
http://www.kirikoo.net/images/7Badeu...223-183959.jpg
reporting to the datasheet, Vout2 = 1/2 Vout1 ( Vout1 is VDDQ )
so, the solution is to put a resistor in parallel of R6 ( i.e. between FB1 pin and ground ) to increase voltage.
Err, R6 refers to pin 6 right?
So the mod is basically: GND -> wire -> [var. pot.] -> wire -> R6 (pin 6)
not at all ;)
R6 is between Gnd and FB1, and FB1 is chips' pin 1.
So the mod is GND -> pot ( i will use a 20k ) -> pin 1
after rereading datasheet :
VDDQ mod : pot between Pin 1 and Gnd
VDDR mod : pot between Pin 4 and Gnd
dunno if vout3 is used for the core but i think it must :)
in this case
VGPU mod : pot between Pin 12 and Gnd
that's all
It helps if I actually look at the damn diagram above... :stick:
Will probably get around doing the memory voltage mod soon, cheers for the data. :toast:
i've just tried to found some easy soldering point on my Leadtek board, and actually i've found TP14 is directly connected to FB1 ( pin 1 ) but i can't say it for sure ( it's a bit difficult to done a clear vmod and watching some anime at the same time http://soj.mesdiscussions.net/images/perso/ddr555.gif )
i think in some hours i can release a full vmod guide for 6800 and 6800 LE cards :)
but if someone spot a mistake ( it can arrive :/ ) don't hesitate to show them
Got a Leadtek card also, think I'm gonna wait to see how your solder on point TP14 works first before I do mines... :D
;)
the big problem is that i haven't any cam to take pic ... if you can take a photo for me, it will help a lot to understand what i do on my board ;)
Well the Leadtek 6800LE/NU cards all share the same PCB so no need to. :p:
Not sure this NV5 heatsink will take the extra heat once it's modded though! :D
I think i'm going to have a vmod night, tomorrow diner will be difficult :D
Hey please say what face values of vr-resistors&?? Thanks Surepu!Quote:
VDDQ mod : pot between Pin 1 and Gnd
VDDR mod : pot between Pin 4 and Gnd
VGPU mod : pot between Pin 12 and Gnd
dont you ave the ic with legs on all 4 sides near the power connector?
thats the 6800gt/u pcb gpu mod
surepu > i think three vr of 20k will be ok
reject > there isn't an IC like this one on 6800 LE / NU cards
Del Gro Badeu Thanks, and where the vmem, vgpu, vddq voltage reading points?
With a 12 Kohm resistor on the FB2, gives me 2,97v. (Vdd) And that brings me to 960Mhz :banana:
The card will do 950Mhz at 2,9v. :)
My friend did the mod and he used a 100Kpot for the job. Just to be safe ;)
And a little picture! :rolleyes:
Merry Christmas :YIPPIE:
i haven't searching yet ( I have a family lunch and diner actually :/ ), I will use my saturday to found them ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Surepu
be patient, it will arrive soon :D
Hygge > can you edit your title to show that is actually working for vddr, vddq and vgpu ?
merry christmas every one ;)
Hello Hygge
I'm interested in doing this mod myslelf; however, I'm not sure is it really worth it. Can you tell me which memory moduls you have? I think its probably the same as mine samsung 2.2ns. My oc stock to 885 if I can run them at 950 it would be worth it.
thanks
Wojtek
wait 1 or 2 more days before doing this mod, it's not finished yet ;)
actually it's only experimental and it need to solder VR directly on IC pins ( it's really difficult cause of his size )
so be patient
FB* -> VR ( 20k ) -> Gnd
http://www.kirikoo.net/images/7Badeu...225-034609.jpg
use only one point by color to solder your VR
green : FB1 - you must prefer the round, cause it's a hole in the board ( TP 12 )
red : FB2 - you must prefer the line, cause the three pieces are connected
yellow : FB3 - think the copper round must be the easiest way to do this mod
Gnd : personally, i will use the power connector to get my gnd
Soldering onto the copper rounds for all three mods seems the easiest route for me, I'll wait for someone to verify those points are indeed the correct ones to solder onto before I do the memory mod.
My board has Hynix chips IIRC, it would only do 860MHz, hopefully a vmod will allow me to at least break the 900MHz barrier.
those points are ok ;)
I have a 6800LE that only works at mem clocks of <520MHz.
I think they have a bad batch with a low Vdd or Vddq... Where are the measurement points for these voltages as i am sure that is the prob with my card :rolleyes:
Is there a Vref for the memory.. as it should be 0.49-0.51 * Vddq and i was wondering if that would need to be increased with Vddq in order to make it all work properly?
Cheers
Bila
Edit : spelling and found pic of card http://www.ixbt.com/video2/images/nv...-scan-back.jpg
also memory datasheet : http://www.hynix.com/datasheet/pdf/dram/HY5DU283222AF(Rev.0.7).pdf