Lyrixx

And here are the pictures.
Sadly i've just my handy-camera at hand but i did my best.
If you need more pictures or more detailed information please tell me.

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PizzaMan

If you would take a full pic of the back of the card.

The pics are a little blury and hard to read the #s off the ICs. I've marked a few to get #s off of, but if you see any others go ahead and write them down.

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Lyrixx

Alright, i did the best i could.
If more detailed pics required i have to get a digicam from a friend of mine.
Anyway I hope these can help you.
Back on the left side:
RT9259A
PSADW07
Back on the bottom right side:
74ACT087
Front on the top left side:
vP6209AQ
VLP88E

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PizzaMan

Good work. OK, it's Halloween and it's going to be a busy night for the pizzaman. Gotta go slap a lota dough. Give me some time and I'll get back on this asap.

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Need some better shots of this area of the card. Also, see if you can find which pin is ground and if you can find continuity between pins.


Memory point looks pretty easy. Need you to measure the resistance of the pins marked in attached photo. Do you know what memory modules the card has?

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dvijaydev46

Hi PizzaMan !
I just need to vmod my Palit 9600GT. Mine is this. But even the one who's posted the vmod there in XS isn't sure if it would work. Can you please tell me if it will work? And also mention the measurement points.
Thanks

PizzaMan

Having a hard time finding the data sheet on that IC. Gonna forward the pic to CL3P20 and see if he reconizes it so we can confirm the pin layout.

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I got nothing seems to reason though..that the IC has been used on some other Palit GPU's though....searching for similar PCB layouts might yield a confirmed source for pin-out. If not...penciling the resistors connected to the mod point, a little bit at a time, and monitoring for changes in GPUv should reveal a suitable mod-point for solder.

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dvijaydev46

Thanks for your reply guys. Yes I've already tried a pencil mod mentioned in that image and yes it worked. I used to reach ~ 740 on the core before and after the pencil mod, i reached 800MHz stable. But I didn't measure GPUv as I don't know the measuring points. Last night I decided to risk the GPU and soldered the two points where I'd previously pencil modded with a 22K VR (after erasing the graphite). I slowly decreased the resistor until I reached 810MHz OCCT stable(but i haven't unlinked the core and shader clocks yet). So far I've adjusted the VR to say 95% and more than this, there won't be any display at startup. temps reach 59 - 60 at load.

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PizzaMan

The post you linked had this pic for vGPU measurement. It looks right to me. Have you tested there yet?
http://img530.imageshack.us/i/palit9600gtvgpugg0.png/

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