Inno3D 7300 GS DDR2 Pencil Mod help - Overclock.net

Deluded · 08-19-09

Hello.

I have a Inno3D 7300 GS 256mb DDR2 that I would like to pencil mod in order to attain higher clock for benching purposes.

However, searching google for 7300 brings me 7300GT, or 7300 GDDR3, or some other 7300 PCB board that does not match my GPU.

I even tried to look at those 7300 GS that were the same model as mine, but turns out that their vmem and vgpu transistors were in a different location, so... I'm here to ask for a little help in locating the vmem and vgpu so I can pencil it.

Below is two uploaded image consisting of front and back side of my GPU. I hope it's accurate and detailed enough for you guys; if there's anything missing or not clear, please let me know.

http://www.pict.com/view/1490542/0/s
http://www.pict.com/view/1490562/0/a

And erm. This is a kinda nooby question... but when you want to actually take a pencil to shade, just where do you shade? On the transistor, or on the legs of transistor, or around the legs of transistors?

Thanks guys.

TheSandman · 08-19-09

on it, and why would you want to do this, the chip is very low end and very slow. Its not going to impress you even with a 1000% OC

Deluded · 08-19-09

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Originally Posted by TheSandman

on it, and why would you want to do this, the chip is very low end and very slow. Its not going to impress you even with a 1000% OC

Why do people mod (insert really low-end car model) just so they can compete against ferrari and similar high performance cars?

It's for fun, dude.

I know it's very low end and stuff, but honestly, at this point I'm bored. I do have a 260 for my daily gaming, but I just want to see if there's any more blood to be squeezed out of that GPU.

Beside, it's mainly for benching purposes. I want to take the first spot in hwbot, damnit! Second place no good for meeeeee!

Thanks man!

corky dorkelson · 08-19-09

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Originally Posted by Deluded

Why do people mod (insert really low-end car model) just so they can compete against ferrari and similar high performance cars?

It's for fun, dude.

I know it's very low end and stuff, but honestly, at this point I'm bored. I do have a 260 for my daily gaming, but I just want to see if there's any more blood to be squeezed out of that GPU.

Beside, it's mainly for benching purposes. I want to take the first spot in hwbot, damnit! Second place no good for meeeeee!

Thanks man!

I can't help you, but I admire your reasons for wanting to mod the card.

If you run into a member named CL3P20, he may be able to shed some light on the matter.

chadamir · 08-19-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheSandman

on it, and why would you want to do this, the chip is very low end and very slow. Its not going to impress you even with a 1000% OC

Deluded · 08-19-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by corky dorkelson

I can't help you, but I admire your reasons for wanting to mod the card.

If you run into a member named CL3P20, he may be able to shed some light on the matter.

Thanks man! I'll be sure to keep a lookout for him!

Beside, I already got a fantastic OC on that card on stock voltage and cooling, so I'm wondering what I can get if I took this card waaaay beyond what it's meant to do?

Impressive. You guys are much more responsive than the folks over in EOCF.

Deluded · 08-20-09

Erm... bump?

08-19-09	#1 (permalink)
Deluded New to Overclock.net Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 4 Rep: 1 Unique Rep: 1 Trader Rating: 0	Inno3D 7300 GS DDR2 Pencil Mod help Hello. I have a Inno3D 7300 GS 256mb DDR2 that I would like to pencil mod in order to attain higher clock for benching purposes. However, searching google for 7300 brings me 7300GT, or 7300 GDDR3, or some other 7300 PCB board that does not match my GPU. I even tried to look at those 7300 GS that were the same model as mine, but turns out that their vmem and vgpu transistors were in a different location, so... I'm here to ask for a little help in locating the vmem and vgpu so I can pencil it. Below is two uploaded image consisting of front and back side of my GPU. I hope it's accurate and detailed enough for you guys; if there's anything missing or not clear, please let me know. http://www.pict.com/view/1490542/0/s http://www.pict.com/view/1490562/0/a And erm. This is a kinda nooby question... but when you want to actually take a pencil to shade, just where do you shade? On the transistor, or on the legs of transistor, or around the legs of transistors? Thanks guys.

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Deluded New to Overclock.net Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 4 Rep: 1 Unique Rep: 1 Trader Rating: 0	Erm... bump?

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