GTX 470 Voltage Mod - Page 2

ocgmj · #11 05-12-2010

Nice work Hit, lets see that baby fly now.

FACE · #12 05-12-2010

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Originally Posted by PizzaMan

ummm, some tasty work there. This makes me want to plug my iron in and mod something.

...anything... lol. I modded a card at work today because of this thread...

HITandRUN · #13 05-12-2010

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Originally Posted by Splave

nice see you added the pll, any gains?

Did try it out yet since I have been pounding on the E8700 today.

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Originally Posted by Chuchnit

Man you got some super clean joints!! How the heck do you get your joints solid enough to press eraser over them without breaking them? WTF am I doing wrong. Mine are always fragile as hell. You solder skills are pro for sure.

Thanks mate! If your joints breaking you need more heat.

I find higher temp for a split second better than low temp and holding the iron there for an hour.

Chuchnit · #14 05-12-2010

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Originally Posted by HITandRUN

Thanks mate! If your joints breaking you need more heat.

I find higher temp for a split second better than low temp and holding the iron there for an hour.

I think its mostly a lack of skills. Ya I prolly need to do my mods at 30w instead of 15w though. What do you turn your station to?

HITandRUN · #15 05-12-2010

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Originally Posted by Chuchnit

I think its mostly a lack of skills. Ya I prolly need to do my mods at 30w instead of 15w though. What do you turn your station to?

I have no watt setting but temp. I set it to 700F to get stuff done.

PizzaMan · #16 05-12-2010

I've grown fund of using 15w with Rosin-core for most VR and vMeasure points and 30w with Silver-Bearing solder for caps and inductors. I really need to spend ~100 bones on a decent 'tunable' station, but it's so hard when I could spend it on another GPU.

Bought a GTX260 today. lol, shortly after replying to this thread.

Hondacity · #17 05-12-2010

hahahha

15w? what temps is this in celcius? i have a analog temp regulated cheap station...

also 30w?

63/37 melts at what temps? the silver bearing needs higher temps i believe.....got info on the melting temps too?

HITandRUN · #18 05-13-2010

Couple more pics added to post # 6. Gave her some heat sinks on the mem and pwm ICs and installed the pot. I guess you can call it pron and she is ready to go.

Kal-EL · #19 05-13-2010

Kool ass sinks on those two rams man, never seen those before, custom?

HITandRUN · #20 05-13-2010

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Originally Posted by Kal-EL

Kool ass sinks on those two rams man, never seen those before, custom?

Yes sir! Back in the 8800GT days I was thinking about how to sink the rams behind the pot and that's what came out. These were actually made for the 8800GT but will do just great here as well.