* My Case Labs STH10 Build Log *
Computer System:
CPU = Intel i7 3770K
MOBO = Asus Maximus V Extreme
GPU = EVGA GeForce GTX 480 @ 880MHz|1760MHz|4200MHz @ 1.125v
RAM = 8GB Dominator GT's
SSD = Samsung 830 Series 256GB
PSU = SeaSonic X-1250W
SC = X-Fi Fatality Pro
CASE = Case Labs STH10
LCD = NEC MultiSync 1970GX 19"
OS = Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
Watercooling System:
CPU = EK Supremacy Nickel+Acetal
GPU = EK FC-480 GTX Nickel+Acetal
MB = EK-FB Asus M5E Nickel+Acetal
RES = EK-RES X3 250
PUMP = Dual Koolance PMP-450's w/ EK-D5 Dual Top CSQ
RAD = Dual HWLabs SR-1 560's w/Gentle Typhoon 1850rpm Fans
LIQUID = Distilled Water w/Petra's Pure Silver Killcoil
Last edited by demo23019; 12-08-2010 at 11:45 AM.
2500K @ 5ghz 1.344V + TRUE 120 Black
ASUS P8P67 Pro Rev 3.1
Micron 4GB x 2 1333mhz CL8
Gigabyte GTX 470 SLI + Zalman VF3000
Crucial M4 128gb SSD +
2x Samsung 103SJ, 1x Hitachi 2TB 7K3000
Antec High Current Gamer 900W
Lancool PC-K62WB
This hack works with drivers I tested 260.99 and 263.09.
9234 - 2 x gtx 470 http://3dmark.com/3dm11/139115
5962 - gtx 470 900/1000 http://3dmark.com/3dm11/155160
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【CPU】Core i7 980X@5GHz
【MEM】DDR3-1600 2GBx6
【VGA】GTX480 3Way-SLI @900/1800/2000
【VGA Driver】 266.44
【OS】Win7 64bit
スコア
P15300
Graphics Score 17438
Physics Score 11868
Combined Score 10299
GT1 75.95
GT2 82.54
GT3 111.54
GT4 54.03
PT 37.68
CT 47.91
http://blue.ap.teacup.com/kazukun/img/1293821866.jpg
http://3dmark.com/3dm11/325295
Case, 800D,
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit,
M/B, Asus RE3, EK-FB,
CPU, i7 980x, WC Corsair H50,
RAM, Corsair CMG6GX3M3A2000C7,
GPU 1, Asus GTX 480, SLI WC EK-FC480,
GPU 2, EVGA GTX 480, SLI,
GPU 3, EVGA GTX 260 Physx,
PSU,Corsiar 1000HX,
HD, VelociRaptro 150gb Raid0, WD Caviar Blue 1tb
http://3dmark.com/3dm11/385521
P6235 3DMarks 963 core only bios voltage mod
CPU: i5 3750k @4.9ghz 1.37v
Overclock: 4.9ghz
Motherboard: Asrock z77 Extreme6
RAM:16 Gig Corsair Vengeance
Power Supply: Adata HM 1200W
Graphics Card: Geforce GTX 980 Ti WF
Hard Drives: 128 SanDisk
Cooling: full Ek
Sound: Blaster Audigy RX
Case: Core x9
Monitor:Dell 2405FPW
Any new BIOS with high voltage for GTX470? Or any new tweaking utilities to push GTX470?
I use nVidiaInspector ny Orbmu2k to OC mine.
Asus Maximus VIII Ranger Z170 : Core i5-6600K : EVGA RTX2080 XC : 16Gb Corsair Vengeance DDR4-3200 : 256Gb Crucial MX500 : Corsair H100i : PCP&C 750w 60A : CM Cosmos S : Windows 10 x64
Asus Z8NA-D6 : Dual Xeon E5645 : 24Gb DDR3-1333 ECC : MSI GTX470 : 120Gb Samsung EVO 840 : 1TB HDD : PCP&C 750w 60A : CM Stacker : DD MC-TDX, EK-FC470, RX240+RX120, D5 X-Top, BayRes : VMware ESXi 6.7.0 - VM's - WCG crunchers x 5 (Ubuntu 18.04 LTS), Mint 19, Windows 10 Insider Preview
Sophos XG 17.5.3 running on GA-Z97-Wifi : Core i3 : 8Gb DDR3-1600 : 120Gb SSD : Corsair H80
BenQ GW2765, Aten 4-port KVM, Asustor AS5002 4Tb NAS, Belkin 1500va UPS, Sky Fibre Max 80/20Mbps
Hello everyone
I'll cut to the chase: Does anyone have that Vmem pencil mod done successfully on a GTX470?
I know the vr-zone is trustworthy and I did the OCP mod as indicated, and it worked like a charm. But this pencil mode, doesn't seem to cut it... :/ I tried sereval times, but the Vmem doesn't move at all. And I am a bit reluctant to do a classic vmem mode, with a trimmer - if I have the option of a pencil mod, instead.
I know pencil mods of the past relied heavily on what kind of pencil is used; so check that.
CPU: Intel i5-3570K @ 4.2ghz (1.064V)
GPU: SLI ASUS GTX 660 Ti DCII 2GB @ 1215/7012
LCD: BenQ XL2420TE (144Hz)
Mobo: ASRock Z77 Extreme6
Sound: SoundBlaster ZXR + Yamaha RX-V863 (LPCM) + Polk Audio Monitor Series II Speakers
RAM: G.SKILL Sniper Series DDR3 2133 4x4GB
Storage: Samsung 840 Pro 128GB + 1TB Seagate Barracuda +1TB WD Black Caviar
PSU: Corsair HX 750W 80+ Silver (62A)
UPS: Cyberpower CP1200AVR (720W)
OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Cooling: Corsair 650D + TT Water2.0 Pro + 2x Silverstone FM121
Last edited by Ccaution; 04-23-2011 at 02:35 PM.
I tried that pencil mod again with a different pencil - no luch again. I'm getting my soldering iron warm...![]()
i got Gigabyte GTX480. with default FAN settings temperature in Crysis is 92-94C. all people remember what happened with another hot cards 8800GTX / GTX280, after 1-2 years of using they usually died, and reason was that videochip falls off from PCB, because too big difference drop in temperatures, idle 50, load 90.
What do you think, will be same story with hottest today card GTX480 after 1-2 years?
i7-930 4.0Ghz HT off
6GB Kingston HyperX 1600mhz @ 1459
Asus P6T Deluxe V2
Gigabyte GTX480 @ 770/1540/1900, 1.000mv
CFT-750-14CS
My 295 died and in summers in India that thing would be sitting at 90+ 95+(In games hours on end) all the time. Friends 8800gtx was the same, the 8800gtx (Evga) is still running in another friends machine playing crysis 2 :P
But with both cards since im the type that cant help open stuff up used to get serviced ( at pretty regular intervals) changed paste on the cards twice in their lifetime didnt have a choice with the 295 the sandwich cooler loved dust.. I feel it depends on the chip you get. Just as some OC better some probably age better with use.
Gonna get a 480 most likely and im gonna slap a ACX on it before I oc it and put it through the usual abuse. Famous last words :P
Anyone know anything about the 470 Engineering cards? I just got two of them and wondering what I can do with them. Will normal waterblocks fit them? What all can you do with engineering model cards?
Current Rig: Broke i7
Lian Li 1200 -- Foxconn Bloodrage -- Intel i7 920 @ 3.2Ghz -- Corsair Dominator GT 6GB @ 1925Mhz -- 9800GX2 -- Corsair HX1000 PSU -- Patriot Inferno 100GB SSD -- EK350 block Swiftech 220 S-Flex's all around
I received a GTX 480 replacement for my 3rd RMA GTX 295 and I put a Zalman VF3000F on it:
http://www.hitechlegion.com/reviews/...r-gf100-review
How far do you think I should go? I have had MSI Afterburner up to 910/1820/4000 with 2 completed 3DMark11 runs (see link in sig)
Basically do you think I will gain anything going to a hardware volt-mod over software if I'm already breaking 900 on the core? Avg temp during gaming - 60-70C with current OC
Last edited by LedHed; 11-09-2011 at 11:19 PM.
CPU: Intel i5-3570K @ 4.2ghz (1.064V)
GPU: SLI ASUS GTX 660 Ti DCII 2GB @ 1215/7012
LCD: BenQ XL2420TE (144Hz)
Mobo: ASRock Z77 Extreme6
Sound: SoundBlaster ZXR + Yamaha RX-V863 (LPCM) + Polk Audio Monitor Series II Speakers
RAM: G.SKILL Sniper Series DDR3 2133 4x4GB
Storage: Samsung 840 Pro 128GB + 1TB Seagate Barracuda +1TB WD Black Caviar
PSU: Corsair HX 750W 80+ Silver (62A)
UPS: Cyberpower CP1200AVR (720W)
OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Cooling: Corsair 650D + TT Water2.0 Pro + 2x Silverstone FM121
I wouldnt go over what you can get in afterburner voltage wise on air. Its not just GPU temps you need to watch, and that VRM temp is only a general reading, not from within any of the card componentry.
Water cool if youre vmodding dude, seriously. Youll get more clock from the temp drop anyway without touching voltage than you would by vmodding on air. You didnt do that to any of your 3 295's did you?![]()
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