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Thread: Sapphire HD2600XT DDR3 Vmod

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    Sapphire HD2600XT DDR3 Vmod

    Hi!

    I'M looking for a Vmod on my Sapphire HD2600XT.
    The memory is breaking 972MHz w/o Mods!
    The Core ends up at 891MHz... very poor and it's absolutely Voltage dependend. Even a much more powerful cooling didn't help for a single MHz.

    So I need a Vmod an hope to find held with Vmodding it here

    Here are some Pics of the card an the ICs.
    If you need more/ better/ other pictures just tell me - I'll try.









    I think they won't be important, but I do also post them...


    or maybe this one?


    Thanks a lot for your help!
    PC1: C2D E8500@4,2GHz@1,36V / ASUS Maximus Formula / 2GB GSkill PC6400@1200MHz@2,25V / 2*Radeon HD2900XT / aircooled
    PC2: A64 X2 5200+@2700MHz@1,18V / ASUS Pundit M2A690G / 2GB ADATA PC6400 / Radeon X1250 /aircooled
    PC3: Celeron S420@3,2GHz / DFI infinity 975x/G / 2GB OCZ SLI Edition PC8500 / Geforce 6800GS@620/1200 / aircooled
    Notebook: P-M 715@760@1,19V/ Acer Travelmate 4602/ 2*1024MB/ Radeon X700

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    I think that there is bios lock for 2600 series,so more voltage wont help you

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    what kind of Bios Log?
    There is a log in the region of 857 MHz to 870 MHz, but Clockspeeds above work fine, but the cards gets instable.
    I'm sure a Vmod would help for more MHz
    PC1: C2D E8500@4,2GHz@1,36V / ASUS Maximus Formula / 2GB GSkill PC6400@1200MHz@2,25V / 2*Radeon HD2900XT / aircooled
    PC2: A64 X2 5200+@2700MHz@1,18V / ASUS Pundit M2A690G / 2GB ADATA PC6400 / Radeon X1250 /aircooled
    PC3: Celeron S420@3,2GHz / DFI infinity 975x/G / 2GB OCZ SLI Edition PC8500 / Geforce 6800GS@620/1200 / aircooled
    Notebook: P-M 715@760@1,19V/ Acer Travelmate 4602/ 2*1024MB/ Radeon X700

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    I've found a mod somewhere in the Internets

    http://people.overclockers.ru/Fa11en/record21

    it's Russian, but I was able to read the most important things...
    PC1: C2D E8500@4,2GHz@1,36V / ASUS Maximus Formula / 2GB GSkill PC6400@1200MHz@2,25V / 2*Radeon HD2900XT / aircooled
    PC2: A64 X2 5200+@2700MHz@1,18V / ASUS Pundit M2A690G / 2GB ADATA PC6400 / Radeon X1250 /aircooled
    PC3: Celeron S420@3,2GHz / DFI infinity 975x/G / 2GB OCZ SLI Edition PC8500 / Geforce 6800GS@620/1200 / aircooled
    Notebook: P-M 715@760@1,19V/ Acer Travelmate 4602/ 2*1024MB/ Radeon X700

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    Any results?

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    With GPU@1,45V and Ram@2,1V, the GPU can be clocked to 1006MHz, while Ram works with 1154MHz.
    But these clocks don't work together...
    Clocks arround 1000/700 oder 800/1150 work fine, if I clock to 1000/1150 card crashes in 3D. Even 1000/1050 don't work. The highest working clock I was able to find by now is 1000/1000.
    I have to see how far I can get with the GPU if I clock the Ram to its max.

    Even if I lower both Clocks it doesnt work...
    950/1100 don't work either.
    very strange...
    PC1: C2D E8500@4,2GHz@1,36V / ASUS Maximus Formula / 2GB GSkill PC6400@1200MHz@2,25V / 2*Radeon HD2900XT / aircooled
    PC2: A64 X2 5200+@2700MHz@1,18V / ASUS Pundit M2A690G / 2GB ADATA PC6400 / Radeon X1250 /aircooled
    PC3: Celeron S420@3,2GHz / DFI infinity 975x/G / 2GB OCZ SLI Edition PC8500 / Geforce 6800GS@620/1200 / aircooled
    Notebook: P-M 715@760@1,19V/ Acer Travelmate 4602/ 2*1024MB/ Radeon X700

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    I've tried a vmod on a Club3D HD2600XT GDDR3 512MB, but i only can do a vmem mod because i can't find the chip for the VGPU

    Can anyone help me with this?

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