gtx680 hotwire/vr mods

[cleitonschenckel]

Hi Shammy, the traditional modd would be the way I described in the picture below??

I understand the modd by Shammy would be what I describe in the image below:



(((The two blue wires on the left side of the photo are ocp modd, I forgot to write the name)))

Please correct me if I'm wrong ... Sorry for the bad english!!!

[hiwa]

Originally Posted by ME4ME

I hope AMD remove tesselation option.

3d11 is supposed to run with tesselation, so makes no sense to run without.

would be nice but NV will add tesselation just to beat ati scores i guess


thanks for share shammy, seems not a funny card 7970 matrix should be the nice toy for now.

[Gatman]

Originally Posted by Shammy

If u know CBB mod let me know

I get it, it's opposite day, right?

[rbuass]

@cleitonschenkel
Following the sama way to HD 7970, I suppose that we can take a 5 Kohm to change voltage, but I am not sure thats right.
Now with the way in your pic, I am a lit bit more confused... lol

[TiN]

That pic seems 99% incorrect

[rbuass]

Better....
What about to use only the 5Kohm resistor to change VGPU?

[slapmehard]

hotwire mod working ok thanks.
NO ocp/ovp mod 1.33ish -12 set ok so far,i hope it does not stink up my house.

[0skill]

Originally Posted by cleitonschenckel

Hi Shammy, the traditional modd would be the way I described in the picture below??

I understand the modd by Shammy would be what I describe in the image below:



(((The two blue wires on the left side of the photo are ocp modd, I forgot to write the name)))

Please correct me if I'm wrong ... Sorry for the bad english!!!

you need to connect the red wire to fixed 5k VR or 5k resistor from the resistor to gnd
and the green wire to 1k VR and secound wire direct to gnd

than will it work as it should

[rbuass]

that's what I understood about the mod...
But I understand that 5KOhm to change the voltage (because is a hot wire point),..., and 1KOhm do not need to touch and keep at 1KOhm.
Please let me know if is right.

Thanks

[cleitonschenckel]

Thanks everyone for the clarification and information !!!