It is 1.33v but on my card it is 1.36v stock ......
Last edited by Norway; 12-18-2007 at 12:10 PM.
I penciled the blue line
Or any other green spot to GND should work if i'm not completely screwed atm
Be patient my young padawan
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.
ASUS P5K Premium 2.00G/A02 - Bios 1101
Q9650 @ 4.0@1.30 - 24/7
Corsair 4 x 2048 8500 C5
ASUS HD 6950 2 GB.
Cooling: PA 120.3 w/ shroud. (CPU / GPU / NB)
Mist 800W
Lian Li PC-A7010
Is there a vdimm mod for the 3850?
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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.
I just found out something unexpected, one of my 3850's has ram rated at DDR3 1000 and the other has it rated at 900, ATI could have easily overclocked these cards to have 1100 because the 8800GTS XXX uses slower DDR3 800 and can reach 1265, at least on my old one I could.
the voltage on both is 1.8V
Powercolor 3850 XTREME
Powercolor 3850 256
and that will increase voltage?
GA-H55N-USB3
i3-550 L008B555 @4.6GHz (1.36v)
Sapphire HD 5850 @1GHz/1.3GHz (1.25v)
GSkill ECO 4GB PC3-12800 @1.33GHz 6-6-6-20 1T (1.34v)
I have a Sapphire 3850 512mb. For me it worked great... Dunno about your card, just try and you'll know it. But 99% i can bet it's the same mod for all cards (that has this pcb of course)![]()
I only raised it to 1.3v from 1.2v couse i'm on stock cooling.
Overclock went from 750 to 820.
I also tried a 1.35v an this is the result
http://www.pctunerup.com/up/image.ph...06864-954-.JPG
Last edited by Niccolò; 12-21-2007 at 04:53 PM.
I shaded it down to 1.10kOhm from originally at 1.62kOhm.
Changes were:
1.62kOhm: 2D 1.24v and 3D 1.334v (891Mhz ATI Tool)
1.10kOhm: 2D 1.30v and 3D 1.40v (931Mhz ATI Tool)
(1.00kOhm: 2D 1.32v and 3D 1.415v) (945Mhz ATI Tool)
So it's confirmed working
EDIT: after some testing I can conclude that I have gained 40Mhz from raising 0.07 volt, wich I think is pretty darn good under a stock cooler![]()
I now can run furry cube in ATI tool at 931Mhz, instead of 891Mhz.
Temps went up from 52C to 57C with stock cooler at 80%.
All in all a very sweet mod.![]()
Last edited by Clint; 12-22-2007 at 11:36 PM. Reason: New values
GA-H55N-USB3
i3-550 L008B555 @4.6GHz (1.36v)
Sapphire HD 5850 @1GHz/1.3GHz (1.25v)
GSkill ECO 4GB PC3-12800 @1.33GHz 6-6-6-20 1T (1.34v)
Finished a first bench in 3D06 @ 945/1250 without any hickups or artefacts.
Max load temp with stock fan at 100% was 54C.
EDIT: 1 hour of Crysis @ 945/1200 no problemo whatsoever, it actually seems like the stuttering and querkiness that I noticed before is gone...the voltage injection surely did wonders.
Max temp in Crysis was 57C, and I think thats the max I wanna do on stock heatsink.
Next step is to slap my modified 7900GTO cooler on there, 4 6mm heatpipes and some home made high flow ducting will allow 1.5 volt and 1Ghz on air...no question about it.![]()
Last edited by Clint; 12-22-2007 at 03:24 AM.
GA-H55N-USB3
i3-550 L008B555 @4.6GHz (1.36v)
Sapphire HD 5850 @1GHz/1.3GHz (1.25v)
GSkill ECO 4GB PC3-12800 @1.33GHz 6-6-6-20 1T (1.34v)
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