GTX 680 Lightning vGPU Mod
I figured I would post this up in case any of the guys in the 680 Lightning owners thread wanted to take a stab at this
Have fun, be careful! I take no responsibility for anyone screwing up there card
Keep in mind that all of these pictures are in the exact same orientation so that you dont get confused. (PCIe power plugs are to the left, vMeasure points are to the top, DVI and HDMI outputs are to the bottom, etc. etc.)
The only diference between the pictures is that the first one does not have the top-plate installed on the card. The rest of the pictures are taken with it installed. It doesnt change the orientation in any way so dont let it confuse you
(click on picture to bring it up from the page --> right-click picture --> choose "view image" for full size)

this is the mod point. Looking at the resistor that is circled in yellow, you want to solder to the TOP side of it, not the bottom.

I used a 500ohm VR but a 100ohm VR would actually be a little better
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completed

completed. close-up of mod point
(click on picture to bring it up from the page --> right-click picture --> choose "view image" for full size)
Edited by michaelrw - 10/29/12 at 5:52pm
I figured I would post this up in case any of the guys in the 680 Lightning owners thread wanted to take a stab at this
Have fun, be careful! I take no responsibility for anyone screwing up there card

Keep in mind that all of these pictures are in the exact same orientation so that you dont get confused. (PCIe power plugs are to the left, vMeasure points are to the top, DVI and HDMI outputs are to the bottom, etc. etc.)
The only diference between the pictures is that the first one does not have the top-plate installed on the card. The rest of the pictures are taken with it installed. It doesnt change the orientation in any way so dont let it confuse you
(click on picture to bring it up from the page --> right-click picture --> choose "view image" for full size)
this is the mod point. Looking at the resistor that is circled in yellow, you want to solder to the TOP side of it, not the bottom.
I used a 500ohm VR but a 100ohm VR would actually be a little better
completed
completed. close-up of mod point
(click on picture to bring it up from the page --> right-click picture --> choose "view image" for full size)
Edited by michaelrw - 10/29/12 at 5:52pm


















