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    Wink Palit 9800GT V-Mod Need help pls.

    Hi Guys,

    I decided to have a mess around with a spare card I have, a palit 9800gt. Palit have quite a few diff versions of 9800gt's and as of yet I have not been able to find a vmod for this exact card. I although however found one in this forum a pic of which is below.




    I mimic'd this on my card, photos of my card as below.







    It seems to be successful as when I adjust the resistance it increases/decreases the voltage. Although below normal volts I get no display in os boot and above normal the system is stable until any 3d activity. The card though however still functions fine with the mod disabled. I have read up a bit and think this issue may be due to OCP not being disabled or something similar? Be kind as this is my first vmod and I am good with soldering etc but kind of nub, anyone that could help would be appreciated

    thanks!

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    Thumbs up Palit 9800GT V-Mod Success :)

    I managed to after some more research successfully vmod my card, its stable at 783 core, 1782 shaders and mem is safely sitting at 999 (which I did not vmod/oc as from past experience mem is first to die but would however pass AtiTool at 1050) it is at 1.29vcore, 41c idle 64c full load.




    Details of the vmod I did are below




    Seems it is exactly the same as the palit 9600GT Vmod

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    Hmm...
    Here is my result

    I wonder why having higher GPU clocks, I score less in SM2 & SM3 tests...
    ForceWare?

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    And what if instead of pencil modding the OCP, I short circuit it?

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    M-Sport,
    That too, would work.
    You were not supposed to see this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by largon View Post
    M-Sport,
    That too, would work.
    Done!

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    According to the screen above, when you have your ROP+TMU domain running @ 781 in synchron with shader domain, you get shaders only @ 1802.
    In my case if I have ROP's @ 778 shynchronized to shaders, shaders are running @ 1944...
    If we have exectly the same cards, and even if we didn't, how is it possible!!!???

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    Hi. I have something like this Palit 9800 GT 1 GB. It have diffrent PCB then same but with 512 MB. Have anyone v-mod gpu and mem for this card?

    palit 9800 gt 1gb plecy.jpeg

    palit 9800 gt 1gb przod.jpeg

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    Looking at the pic of the back of the card....

    Please can you take high-res pictures of the IC on the top-right, underneath the "D" sticker (vCore)

    ....and also the IC on the left of the card, half-way down the PCB (vMem)

    If the memory is Qimonda, I would say a vMem mod is a waste of time
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    Not sure i totally follow anything you said, but regardless of that you helped me come up with a very good idea....
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    you sigged that?

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    The really interesting question is:
    Is the PCI slot on your mainboard able to deliever the power that this card solely draws through the slot?
    The card you have there is a low power model without extra power connector. So before potentially burning out the slot, make sure it'S capeable of delievering more than 75W.
    Quote from one of our professors:
    "Reality is hiding in the imaginary part."

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    LINK

    Yes, it may be problem without extra power...
    Meet someone 9800 gt with 1 GB and standard out PWR ? This card was with green PCB i think...

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    Sorry, I can't make out the IC codes. Can you take pictures of just those?
    Quote Originally Posted by T_M View Post
    Not sure i totally follow anything you said, but regardless of that you helped me come up with a very good idea....
    Quote Originally Posted by soundood View Post
    you sigged that?

    why?
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    vGPU IC is located in the top right of the PCB on your first photo. find the datasheet for it and mod away bud !

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