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    NEW VID Voltage Mod 7800GS [G71]

    First voltmod 7800GS [Core G71] in World!!!

    Up to 1.1v to 1.5v



    Use the current-conducting varnish, glue or thin wire

    My Result Leadtek AGP 7800GS [G71] 256Mb

    Default
    1.1v --- 513Mhz
    Default cooling + 90x90 Fan in ATITool - 51

    Voltmod
    1.5v --- 700Mhz
    Default cooling + 90x90 Fan in ATITool - 76
    Last edited by PAIIITET; 10-12-2006 at 05:13 AM.

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    Hi PAIIITET,

    Please can you give more details about your voltmod?
    Do you have pictures or links to get more details?

    Thanks in advance,
    My PC:
    CASE: NNPC & CORSAIR TX650
    MOBO: ASUS P5B dlx
    CPU: Intel E6400 6x500 = 3000Mhz
    MEMORY: GSKILL 2GB 2x500 = 1000Mhz
    GPU: NVIDIA 8800 GTS
    HDD: WD 320GB 7200RPM 16MB X2 RAID 0
    DVD-R: PLEXTOR PX130A
    LCD: SAMSUNG 226B

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    NICE MOD

    Love those, But default cooling will kill that card 4 sure
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    I want to do this.....but I would kinda like more info......

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    Someone let me know if they do this and it works

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    Hi to All,

    I confirm that the Vmod works OK with Club-3D 7800GS (G71).
    I can overclock the GPU to 720!!!
    I made the pencil mod for the memories and reach 780!!!

    But for some reason I can’t do that at the same time.

    I can’t pass 650 with the memories if the GPU have the VMOD to 1.5v.
    So now I have the graphic with 650 / 650. I will like to put them at 720!!!

    THANKS PAIIITET FOR THIS INFO!!! And do you have any idea why I can’t do the overclocking at the same time?

    CYA!
    My PC:
    CASE: NNPC & CORSAIR TX650
    MOBO: ASUS P5B dlx
    CPU: Intel E6400 6x500 = 3000Mhz
    MEMORY: GSKILL 2GB 2x500 = 1000Mhz
    GPU: NVIDIA 8800 GTS
    HDD: WD 320GB 7200RPM 16MB X2 RAID 0
    DVD-R: PLEXTOR PX130A
    LCD: SAMSUNG 226B

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    Guys I'm a total nub or something I guess lol I have a *eVGA 256-A8-N505-AX Geforce 7800GS* it says in the nvidia control panel that it is a G70 core but I was sure this is a newer card thus have the G71 core im confused could someone comfirm if I have a G70 or G71 plz
    Last edited by CyPh3rin; 10-16-2006 at 05:28 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CyPh3rin
    Guys I'm a total nub or something I guess lol I have a *eVGA 256-A8-N505-AX Geforce 7800GS* it says in the nvidia control panel that it is a G70 core but I was sure this is a newer card thus have the G71 core im confused could someone comfirm if I have a G70 or G71 plz
    to be sure, look under heathink when your putting a aftermarket cooler on it. you should just to help things out on the o/c and its gonna run alittle hotter.

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    need to know if its G70 or G71 though so I know which mod to do....

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    someone help please

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    There is no way to know it but look for yourself on the core.
    nVidia control panel just states what it's supposed to say, if you ahve a 7800gs it is programmed to say g70
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    Remove heatsink. Wipe off thermal paste. Look at core. See whether it says G70 or G71.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PAIIITET
    First voltmod 7800GS [Core G71] in World!!!
    sorry i have the first Vmod

    1.1 - 560 MHz
    1.2 - 615 MHz
    1.3 - 660 MHz
    1.4 - 700 MHz



    A64 X2 Toledo 3700+ @ 3100 MHz @ 1,45 Volt
    DFI Lanparty Ultra-D @ HTT310 -> 1,85 Volt
    G Skill 2x 1GB GBHZ UCCC @ 258 @ 3.4.3.8.3.12.10.3.2.2.3
    Sparkle 7800GS @ 700/1500 @ Vmod GPU -> 1,4 Volt / DDR -> 1,9 Volt/1,3 Volt


    3DMark01 -- 36679 Punkte




    3DMark03 -- 20016 Punkte




    3DMark05 -- 9519 Punkte




    3DMark06 -- 5354 Punkte




    Aquamark03 -- 117092 Punkte

    Last edited by OCPerformance; 10-30-2006 at 01:40 PM.

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    2 OCPerformance

    Interesting, what this you way has done voltmod on 1.2 and 1.3 and 1.4

    Show the photo.

    Something I you not faith

    Through VID possible to do only 1.15, 1.5, 1.55

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    hi

    you must remove the light blue VR
    Masse (German) = Ground




    on the chip are all 1

    VID4 to ground is 1.2 V
    VID2 and 4 to ground is 1.3 V
    VID3 and 4 to ground is 1,4 V

    do you want to give more Voltage than 1.55 V ?

    then I can help you

    best regards

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    To me necessary for 1.3v or 1.4v since by 1.5v acceleration of memory it decreases from 720 to 650 and very strongly make noise coils the capacitors

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    two blue resistors it is necessary to delete?

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    Thank you for your method
    If we shall delete two blue resistors, that shall get by default 0.8V?
    Code:
    V4 V3 V2 V1 V0
     1  1  1  1  0

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    thats right all are 1 -> 0,8 V

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    2 OCPerformance

    pls, show photo of its videocard with removed resistor!

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    I want delete resistor with right and connect VID4 to ground to get 1.3v

    Code:
    0 1 0 1 0 - 1.3v
    Like, it is correct?

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    Quote Originally Posted by PAIIITET
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    pls, show photo of its videocard with removed resistor!




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    I want delete resistor with right and connect VID4 to ground to get 1.3v

    Code:
    0 1 0 1 0 - 1.3v
    Like, it is correct?
    its correct

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    pls, show photo of its videocard with removed resistor!

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    ok i make some new photos

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    here is my pic how I said

    My Vmod works fine and don't destroy graphiccards

    This mod isn't for noobs


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