I think you have the wrong spot. You can see the trace line on the board if you look closely. Anywhere along the trace line is perfectly fine. I actually bridged two points along the line for a stronger connection. All points along the trace are electrically the same point.
It's a good idea to take resistance measurements before, during, and after you install the mods. Then you can see if your readings are matching up w/ what everyone is posting.
All 3 pins on the VR's I have slide perfectly into a 3-pin fan connector. I'm not sure what you mean about them not lining up.
I have found that if you don't use smaller cables your mods are much more likely to pop off, and you are going to have heat the components more b/c the thicker gauge wire will wick heat away quickly. I use 30awg wire for the VR's, and 18-22awg for the read points. I hand crimp, and solder all my connections.
I've heard anywhere from 2.1-2.2 is a safe max, but I wouldn't consider pushing it until you can get aftermarket cooling. The stock HSF puts a lot of additional heat on the RAM chips from the GPU.
Not sure exactly what voltage you'll need, but I think BIOS editing will only get you to 720-750MHz.
You need a DMM to even consider doing this. They are a lot cheaper than a new gfx card.





getting Asus 4850 in a mail tomorrow, planing to put Maze 4 on it and OC it to 800.
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