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Old 10-09-07   #1 (permalink)
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Well the cheapest ink I can find was 35 dollars so I said WHAT THE HEY!. LETS SODLER IT ON. I taped around the parts before I solder so I don't mess up on anything







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What two components have you actually made a bridge between then? If you're not sure what they're called, have you got a link to the guide you used?

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well I only did a Core volt mod. All I did stripped a wire and took 1 small strand of wire from the wire and solder it on using this


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well I only did a Core volt mod. All I did stripped a wire and took 1 small strand of wire from the wire and solder it on using this
that's what I was asking, Rep +1

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that's what I was asking, Rep +1
ok. here is my current overclock. like 1mhz faster . While it's doing that, I'm watching my video project from last year!


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Have you got a link to the guide you used?
I gather he read mine, and I read somebody else's.

Unknownm: Very nice. I'd be nervous about doing anything "permanent"; being able to erase all traces makes me feel safe, since then I still have a warranty.

But $35 for silver ink is too much. Good job on the OC; what voltage did you go to?
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I gather he read mine, and I read somebody else's.

Unknownm: Very nice. I'd be nervous about doing anything "permanent"; being able to erase all traces makes me feel safe, since then I still have a warranty.

But $35 for silver ink is too much. Good job on the OC; what voltage did you go to?
1.5v. I guess I got a unlucky card

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