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/images/video/palit-gf7600gt-voltmodding/icon.gif Palit GeForce 7600 GT Sonic Graphics Card: Extreme Voltmodding Guide (page 6) [10/09/2006 04:16 PM | Video]
by Oleg Golubovich
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Core Volt-Modding

Find a resistor marked as R37 on the PCB:

Solder a 10,000Ohm variable resistor to this R37 or draw over it with a lead pencil. The original resistance is 1150Ohms. You can now reduce it in steps of 115-125Ohms to increase the core voltage in a step of 0.1V.

The core voltage is monitored on the legs of the top row of capacitors.

The default voltage on my sample of the card was 1.3V. I increased it to 1.55V and achieved a rather high core frequency of 745MHz.

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