it wont make any deference i think those pads are connected together.
you wont gain more oc it will probably drain more current but wont make a big deal
Tomasz25 use one 50k it will be more precise
it wont make any deference i think those pads are connected together.
you wont gain more oc it will probably drain more current but wont make a big deal
Tomasz25 use one 50k it will be more precise
Last edited by Vatos_locos; 07-10-2009 at 03:44 AM.
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MSI P67A-GD65
i5 2500K @ 4800 MHz/1.38V - L049A796 batch
Prolimatech Megahalems w/ 2000RPM Scythe Slip Stream
Powercolor HD6950 2GB @ 950/6000 + 6970 bios
2x4GB GeIL Value 1333C9 @ 1600MHz 10-9-9-24
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Seasonic M12II-620
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If one could read anything clearly on these pics of yours, then you wouldn't have had to ask twice. Either take new pics or just tell us what the voltage regulator is called. Then we'll see.Without any data, the only thing we can do is guess and guessing is bad when it comes to electronics.
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ok, i made some new photos - still terribad quality, but i found out the chip name, it says NCP5392 G5AD0830G which should be this one
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According to the datasheet, here
http://www.onsemi.com/pub_link/Colla...NCP5392Q-D.PDF
pin#17(VFB) is the appropriate pin. Measure resistance between pin#17 and GND (completely withot power to the card!). Would be best to find alternative soldering spots first. Soldering to those tiny contacts is bad, if there are better soldering spots.
Quote from one of our professors:
"Reality is hiding in the imaginary part."
The mod for this card was already found and attempted back on pages 57, 58 and 59 by ceemic and dragubogdan. Here: ceemic's mod
However, dragubogdan didn't get it to work. Maybe a second attempt will make it work?
Hi guys!
That is right , I didn't get it to work using 100k vr connected to FB pin,but using a 50k vr is working fine.I recommend you to get last bios update from gigabyte.com for better temperature of the card.Regarding pencil mod I still don't know what resistor must pencil.
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