A few pictures below show the locations for the mod.. this also changes the northbridge voltage along with agp so be careful how much voltage you apply.
once again our little winbond friend is responsible for takin care of the voltages we need to change
this first picture shows the pin which reads the agp voltage and adjusts the driving voltage accordingly.
I also circled the place I soldered the trim pot. this is also the point you need to connect to ground through a set resistance.. I used 33kohm
This picture shows the trace that needs cut.. there is no resistor between the winbond chip and the agp supply voltage so you will need to cut this trace. I found it convenient to cut mine here but feel free to do it anywhere you like along the path.
This final picture shows the power mosfet that handles the current for the agp slot.. the arrow points to the leg you will need to solder the other leg of the trim pot to. I used a 10kohm 15 turn trimmer from radioshack.. you can use whatever you are comfortable with just so long as it provides up to the ohm value you need for the voltage you want. To increase my agp voltage .15v above what was set in the bios i had to adjust my trim pot to 4k exactly. the higher the value the more voltage you get.
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