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Old 04-29-2005, 01:22 PM     #1
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Radeon X700 Voltmods

This voltmod applies to the X700 PCI-Express using PCB #A379.

The blue Sapphire PCB has the same layout as the red ATI PCB, so it will work on all those models no matter which manufacturer.

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Old 05-06-2005, 01:00 AM     #2
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hey , sorry but i dont get quite what this means, volt mods, what improvement does a voltmod have and.... what do you do? lol
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Old 06-01-2005, 11:43 PM     #3
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Do you lower resistance on the soldered VR to increase voltage, or do you raise it?

Specifically where are the voltage read points, I can't make them out in the picture.


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Old 06-02-2005, 02:51 AM     #4
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Do you lower resistance on the soldered VR to increase voltage, or do you raise it?

Specifically where are the voltage read points, I can't make them out in the picture.


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Read the article here to get an idea of what to do.... if you double click on the first image it will enlarge ...
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Read the article here to get an idea of what to do.... if you double click on the first image it will enlarge ...
noboy better try this guide - you will fry your card! lol
Wizzard might wanna check the guide with an actual card before you post this - 20k on the mem will give you around 3V and 20K on the VGPU 1.9V rofl.

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so which resistances do you suggest?
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Old 10-02-2005, 02:36 PM     #7
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so which resistances do you suggest?
on xs they seem to suggest a 50k vr
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Old 10-11-2005, 05:33 PM     #8
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@W1zzard:
Did you test the mods f. g. the pencil mods?
What resistance should it be afterwards?
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Old 06-26-2006, 07:04 AM     #9
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PCB number

I would like to do this Vmod but I donīt know how to determinate PCB number
coul you tell me where I can find it out please
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yea i have a hybrid sapphire x700 pro card. my pcb doesnt look like the pics so im guessing mine isnt compatible?
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I have an Gigabyte X700 card
how can i know it used PCB #A379or not ?
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hey guys
please help me
I woul like to raise frequencies on my sapphire x700 PCI-e (400/500)
it is stable at 475/630 but I think that 4ns samsung coul go higher
but layout is different
here are photos
http://www.techpowerup.com/articles/117/images/x700.jpg
http://www.laboratorium.ic.cz/foto/VGA/back/1b2.gif
please help or tell me how to make it run higher
I am cooling with zalman vf700 alcu and I am working on passive coolers for memory
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