Originally Posted by CL3P20

@ Zealot- If you could find some better pics...back of the PCB and under the cooler, I can find out some more info...I cant tell which PCB rev it has

@ Dundee- sadly, the voltage IC for the 295's is still under NDA [as well as the 5870's]..the only mods available are for re-capping, to add stability at higher GPUv and core speeds. Since these cards shader clocks correlate to the core speed, temps will be the limiting factor in most cases, as the shaders need to be above the 1600mhz strap for the core to clock above 800mhz happily.

Originally Posted by motoray

You tell em. Take your i7 and set your wallet on fire.

Originally Posted by CL3P20

...posted the GPUv mod for the Zotac edition 9600GT, in my mod guide...for those that have them... *courtesy of Pizzaman

Originally Posted by NoGuru

What a coincidence, I have a Zotac 9600GT Thanks guy's.

Originally Posted by CL3P20

...posted the GPUv mod for the Zotac edition 9600GT, in my mod guide...for those that have them... *courtesy of Pizzaman


@ Dundee...yeah, I can put vmeasures on of course..for vDDQ/vDD/vDDC and add 2ndary caps to the output phase's of the GPU

Originally Posted by Clockadile Dundee

Great, PM me your shipping info, or whatever it is that we do from here.

If you could also include an itemized list of possible mods in the PM/post, that would be great.

Any chance that since the 295 Co-Op is a newer card, you will discover some new mod to do to it? I am an avid overclocker, but I also just like the idea of having unique components in my rig, know what I mean?

Originally Posted by CL3P20

Mods available for your GPU:
GPUv measure
vDDQ measure
vDD measure
output caps on all power phases

**As for the Co-op...is that single PCB..? Cause those use a different IC controller...and there are GPUv mods for those I believe...