what did u get from voltmodding ur agp slot???

Here's a quote from Shamino's article:



Just replace the PCI Express slot with AGP Slot

wow this thread is crazy,,,, someone gonna be dead!

any significant or even noticeable improvement???

I don't wanna die......yet

Remember my 9550GT. When I bump the Vgpu over 1.6V, I have to crank up my 3.3V rail to 3.5V to get it stable in 3dmark03. Later I found out that the 3.3V rail on the card will droop around 0.2V during high load ( I measure this at the mosfets on the card ) although the 3.3V output from the PSU is actually stable.

After the mod, I can now bump the Vgpu over 1.6V while my 3.3V rail is set at 3.4V (I always keep my 3.3V at ~3.4V ) and the readings at the mosfets will only droop around 0.06V max during high load.

The AGP slot cannot provide enough current for power hungry cards. Thats why cards like 9800 and 6800 have power connectors on them. For cards like these, this mod will not be beneficial because the extra current is pumped through the connectors. But for cards without the power connectors, you might get some improvement in your overclock espescially if you voltmod.

For my 9550GT:

3.3V ----> Vgpu & Vddq
5V -----> Vmem

I mod the 12V because I had extra wire laying around

This post has been edited by Shah81: Aug 25 2006, 03:31 PM

aper lagi???
buat ler..
tak yah dah pakai cross fire ko yg mahal tu...
ke wat kat crossfire tu sudehh....gagagagaag

anyway...shah..u are the man....try mod mid range or hi eng GC ar...

I always play with low-end stuff. No money to buy midrange stuff or even thinking about high-end stuff.
To me, voltmodding a high-end card is pointless. They are already powerful as they are but a little bit of OC won't hurt
Imagine frying a 7950 GX2 when a voltmod goes wrong

Wow Bro Shah,

now im really thinking of voltmodding my PSU and 9550

hehehe.... but as soon as they are out of warranty


Sweet Mods u have there, was thinking of modding my NF7-S RAM VOLT. it only goes up to 2.9v in bios, maybe can crank up to 3.3v for BH5 chips. ?

what do u think ?

The easiest way to get 3.3V is to take the 3.3V output of your PSU and feed it to the ram. But it wont be adjustable anymore. You'll get 3.3V all the time

Here's an example:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=58507&highlight=nf7

whahahah ...
banyak lagi nak kena blajak dari abg shah nih..huhu

This is something not really related to voltmod. It is a pump relay for watercooling users. I've sold a few of these units to forumers here.

External view:



Internal view:



Here's the schematics. You can build one for yourself

ei... ic...from the circuit, means we no nid on or off from the wall socket, juz let it alwiz on then when pc switch on, it auto on.

yaww bro, can u mod my P3 HSF as i wanna replace my raddy x850 ori HSF.

can arr?? btw, where is ur place

wahlau.......hardcore(4core) modders lah!

u should work @ Defense dept lah! sure can mode Bomb to become
ultra Bomb

Which P3 HSF are you talking about, the slot 1 or the socket type. I can mod it for you if you want. I'm staying in downtown Cheras

Yeah, I'm hardcore

which part of cheras??
im talkin' bout old model dell gx.. kenot remember the exact model but it using those P3 750Mhz
btw, downtown cheras which area??

Ehh?
No more updates?

Anyway...
Shah, do you know how to find the best variable resistor for my freaking fast NIDEC DELTA V?

If can, please state how to find and where to find it...

And another thing, how do i connect it to the wires?
Which colour is for which pin on the variable resistor?

There are 4 wires...
Green, Yellow, Red, and Black...

Allngap said that the black and red are used for power
[Red for +VE & Black for -VE]

I've already asked allngap and he said, the extra 2 wires [Green & Yellow] is for connecting to a variable resistor to control the fan speed...

This is some information for my fan:



Help me...

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Sep 8 2006, 03:13 AM

http://www.nidec.com/designoptions/options.htm
refer to the -34 series as the nidec TA450DC's model number is C34262-34

in this case the yellow wire is the RPM sense as usual while the green is for the low/high voltage sensor

Well, its not like I'm voltmodding everyday I was expecting to see other people mods, but.................

To be honest, I don't know what value of resistance to use. Since you already asked allngap and he knows this stuff, why don't you refer to him.

Any type of variable resistor should do, preferably the ones that looks like a volume control knob.....easy to turn

You can buy those variable resistor at Jln Pasar usually around RM1~RM2. A little tip.....don't say variable resistor when you ask the sales person, use the word potentiometer a.k.a volume control.

Easiest way to slow your fan down....use 5V or 7V

Potentiometer...
Noted that...
5Volts - 7Volts...

Can't do that, coz it's too slow, it's the same like i'm using my old Thermaltake Smartfan... 73CFM maybe [For 7Volts]

While on 5Volts, it's like i'm using my vantec spectrum 120MM uv led...
Too slow...

All i wanted to do is to mod it to run on 9Volts...

Can someone help me here?