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    strange, at 4.6Kohm I got stock volt, on 2.28Kohm i got the same result

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    Consider yourself lucky. If, be chance, you've got the right spot to shade, you would have killed your card with that voltage.

    Recommend some readup on the basics on v-modding.
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    Quote Originally Posted by roger_h99.nor View Post

    Consider yourself lucky. If, be chance, you've got the right spot to shade, you would have killed your card with that voltage.

    Recommend some readup on the basics on v-modding.
    Well 4.6Kohm should give me around 1.5v, but it didnt happend so i tried half of it, also tried to shade the resistor but nope

    Now i have taken som 470Kohm VR from school, but i am only to run stock air for now, water later so i wait for the solder work

    TIP: Run your card on 50% fan 24/7, my max temp is 65C load on stock volt on 3870
    Last edited by Norway; 12-19-2007 at 09:48 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Norway View Post
    Well 4.6Kohm should give me around 1.5v, but it didnt happend so i tried half of it, also tried to shade the resistor but nope

    Now i have taken som 470Kohm VR from school, but i am only to run stock air for now, water later so i wait for the solder work

    TIP: Run your card on 50% fan 24/7, my max temp is 65C load on stock volt on 3870
    Because that's the wrong spot.

    I think i'm figuring it out, just wait a little bit and i'll post the resistor to shade.

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