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Now that would truly be a mod for it Loch! 
Though maybe you could hook the Epower to the cat.
Though maybe you could hook the Epower to the cat.
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HD 7970 mod
- Thread starter Lochekey
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lol
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Good luck on finding a E-power. I've been beating the bushes for a couple for months now. Nobody has any new, nobody wants to part with any old or even used. It would seem only the the elitist of the elite get these.
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Have two also. They think they're raccoons.
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Sorry but that is funny as $%^& Lochekey!
Have two also. They think they're raccoons.
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In other news my mini switches showed up so i can now turn the mod on and off.
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oh and here is the link to the thread about the new epower i mentioned
http://forum.kingpincooling.com/showthread.php?t=3900
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oh and here is the link to the thread about the new epower i mentioned
http://forum.kingpincooling.com/showthread.php?t=3900
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Like this one from a 580 lightning, mllrkllr does some nice work and seems pretty helpful. http://www.overclock.net/t/623325/ocns-vmod-squads-volt-mod-essentials/1470
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I have talked to mllrkllr (how do you pronounce this) in the past and he gave me some pointers and links for where to get components.
So I have put my second card under the knife and this one was more successful.
I still need to do the OCP mod as well as PLL and then add the voltage monitors on but it is progress. I am thinking about going to smaller wire, what has everyone else used. The 2 wires I have tried so far are both solid 24g. One has a thicker silicone jacket and the other was pulled from a Cat5e cable. I'm thinking of going to 28 or 30 gauge stranded.
So I have put my second card under the knife and this one was more successful.
I still need to do the OCP mod as well as PLL and then add the voltage monitors on but it is progress. I am thinking about going to smaller wire, what has everyone else used. The 2 wires I have tried so far are both solid 24g. One has a thicker silicone jacket and the other was pulled from a Cat5e cable. I'm thinking of going to 28 or 30 gauge stranded.
I believe it's pronounced Miller killer.
Try stripping a single piece from an ide cable. It's solid wire, flexible, and very small. I'm mobile right now but can post up a pic or two later if you'd like.
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Pics are in the first post. Also correction, it's not solid wire.
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/...MA790X-UD4P-vCore-Volt-Mod?highlight=Volt+mod
Try stripping a single piece from an ide cable. It's solid wire, flexible, and very small. I'm mobile right now but can post up a pic or two later if you'd like.
EDIT:
Pics are in the first post. Also correction, it's not solid wire.
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/...MA790X-UD4P-vCore-Volt-Mod?highlight=Volt+mod
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Looks good Lochekey but you're right the wire is too big. Makes it harder to work with. I found some small braided wire and remove some of the strands to make it even smaller. I peel a few back , cut them off and then solder the remaining ones together. I found soldering the wire first makes it easier to connect it as well.
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Nice work Lochekey. 
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Well I broke down and just ordered some 30g stranded wire as I could not find anything lying around that I was happy with. Wire should be here friday, thank you amazon prime.
In the meantime I figured I would add the voltage monitors and secure everything with glue. Viewing from the face of the card the left readout will be vgpu. The right readout will be either vmem or vpll based on the switch mounted up top. Did not decide to do this double read out until after connecting and glueing the vmem wire so I had to splice in and it got a little ugly.
In the meantime I figured I would add the voltage monitors and secure everything with glue. Viewing from the face of the card the left readout will be vgpu. The right readout will be either vmem or vpll based on the switch mounted up top. Did not decide to do this double read out until after connecting and glueing the vmem wire so I had to splice in and it got a little ugly.
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Nice table you have there.
