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System Name | mine |
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Processor | 2600k@5.2ghz 1.41 vcore |
Motherboard | asrock z77 OC Formula |
Cooling | pa120.3, apogee HD, mcp655 pump |
Memory | 16gigs ddr3 1600mhz sammy's @ 1886 |
Video Card(s) | evga gtx470 under water on a seperate loop |
Storage | Crucial M4 128gig SSD |
Display(s) | HP 2511x 25inch led |
Case | none ATM |
Audio Device(s) | onboard |
Power Supply | PC Power & Cooling 750watt seasonic x-1250watt(dead) |
Software | win 8 pro 64bit |
first off. this is not my idea i found it on XS listed for a Gainward 9600gt. also i'm not responsible if you break anything! it worked on my card so it should work on other sonic 9600gt's
i got the mod here.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=178298&page=8
By rangerone7669 at 2008-05-03
its a pretty simple mod just connect 2 very small solder pads. you will need to remove the shroud on your 9600gt to do this. while you have the shroud off is a good time to go ahead and change out the stock tim.
i soldered the wrong pads the first time i tried this. so pay very close attention to the orientation.
By rangerone7669, shot with Photosmart M415 at 2008-05-03
i'm running an open pc atm its just sitting on a box while the paint dries on my casemod. i'm loading at 46c with no shroud on 3dmark06. so with the shroud and in a chassis, i suspect temps will go to 50-55c with the fan at 100%
By rangerone7669, shot with Photosmart M415 at 2008-05-03
i also suspect 1.43 or 1.45volt would scale a bit higher on core speeds. but your temps may start climbing fast.
900core/2250shader/1100mem is gaming stable on mine, no artifacting. i can push a bit higher to bench, but i get a few artifacts.
By rangerone7669 at 2008-05-03
if anyone does this post you results. i'm especially interested in seeing how high these go with 1.43 and 1.45volts.
GPU-Z validation link- http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/9ha8c/
i got the mod here.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=178298&page=8
By rangerone7669 at 2008-05-03
its a pretty simple mod just connect 2 very small solder pads. you will need to remove the shroud on your 9600gt to do this. while you have the shroud off is a good time to go ahead and change out the stock tim.
i soldered the wrong pads the first time i tried this. so pay very close attention to the orientation.
By rangerone7669, shot with Photosmart M415 at 2008-05-03
i'm running an open pc atm its just sitting on a box while the paint dries on my casemod. i'm loading at 46c with no shroud on 3dmark06. so with the shroud and in a chassis, i suspect temps will go to 50-55c with the fan at 100%
By rangerone7669, shot with Photosmart M415 at 2008-05-03
i also suspect 1.43 or 1.45volt would scale a bit higher on core speeds. but your temps may start climbing fast.
900core/2250shader/1100mem is gaming stable on mine, no artifacting. i can push a bit higher to bench, but i get a few artifacts.
By rangerone7669 at 2008-05-03
if anyone does this post you results. i'm especially interested in seeing how high these go with 1.43 and 1.45volts.
GPU-Z validation link- http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/9ha8c/
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