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    Few PSUs i wouldn't try this on granted it is same as vcap mod.
    1) PC&P 510 Dlx.
    2) Enermax (pre noisetaker models)
    I've had friend who would consistantly kill A64 memory controller doing it on above 2 PSU. He moved on to OCZ Powerstream and had no more dead FX-55 (well at least on memory controller). Zippy is another one that worked fine for months... where is my zippy now... hmmmm -_-;
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    Those ccb's will die if you look at them wrong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jinu117
    Few PSUs i wouldn't try this on granted it is same as vcap mod.
    1) PC&P 510 Dlx.
    2) Enermax (pre noisetaker models)
    I've had friend who would consistantly kill A64 memory controller doing it on above 2 PSU. He moved on to OCZ Powerstream and had no more dead FX-55 (well at least on memory controller). Zippy is another one that worked fine for months... where is my zippy now... hmmmm -_-;
    Here she is.....looks a little different now, eh?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jinu117
    Few PSUs i wouldn't try this on granted it is same as vcap mod.
    1) PC&P 510 Dlx.
    2) Enermax (pre noisetaker models)
    I've had friend who would consistantly kill A64 memory controller doing it on above 2 PSU. He moved on to OCZ Powerstream and had no more dead FX-55 (well at least on memory controller). Zippy is another one that worked fine for months... where is my zippy now... hmmmm -_-;
    vcap mod?

    Quote Originally Posted by TEDY
    with my TAGAN 480W this isnt possible, right ?
    why not?

    lastviking, really nice to see you again

    well about lower temps, tom holck just told me that his bh5 doesnt like to work below 0°C... wich makes sence, if you cool the memory or cpus the resistance decreases and more current flows through the traces at the same vcore, and if the temp gets too low too much current flows through the chip and can kill it or stop it from working properly ie cold bug @90nm a64s...

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    What is the best way to measure 3.3V rail without a multimetre? In BIOS I'm guessin?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Techwarrior
    What is the best way to measure 3.3V rail without a multimetre? In BIOS I'm guessin?
    the bios is totally off on the dfi and some other current boards, i wouldnt use the bios readout to adjust any rail or voltage!

    Quote Originally Posted by jinu117
    Well, Vcap mod was just me half a sleep typing... the 3.3v line cap mod to vdimm :P
    ah ok
    that mod doesnt work on those psus? hmmm didnt know that

    Quote Originally Posted by Magnj
    yea Im back at stock 3.3V rail and 200FSB...still giving me his goofy screen. THink I can save her?
    hmmm you might have corrupted your windows install because the mem wasnt stable at that speed... or you corrupted your windows install because your hdd was overvolted? hmmm i hope its the first... do a repair install of xp ...
    good luck!

    well if its the hdd then we at least know that some sata hdds dont like 3.9v...

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    Quote Originally Posted by saaya
    vcap mod?



    why not?

    lastviking, really nice to see you again

    well about lower temps, tom holck just told me that his bh5 doesnt like to work below 0°C... wich makes sence, if you cool the memory or cpus the resistance decreases and more current flows through the traces at the same vcore, and if the temp gets too low too much current flows through the chip and can kill it or stop it from working properly ie cold bug @90nm a64s...
    Well, Vcap mod was just me half a sleep typing... the 3.3v line cap mod to vdimm :P
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    Quote Originally Posted by killermiller View Post
    Those ccb's will die if you look at them wrong.

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