| Bump, anyone want to help out us poor RD-480 users? |
| you cant pass 3.3v on this board I bel. you can do the pin 7 or cap mod but I think OVP kicks in over 3.3v someone said. same for the new Asus CF 32 board |
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A few ways about it. you can do a solder from a pin at the back of a capacitor to the 3.3v atx pin behind or a solder from a pin behind the dimm slots to the atx pin. i think the pin from back of cap should be easier so let u know when i get around to it  |
| Alright here are some photo's. Please let me know if you need anything else for this. http://www.cryo-laboratory.com/uploa...ock/Vdimm1.jpg http://www.cryo-laboratory.com/uploa...ock/Vdimm2.jpg http://www.cryo-laboratory.com/uploa...ock/Vdimm3.jpg Hope this works, I NEED 3.6 Vdimm  . |
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I can take some detailed photo's of this board if any of the experts here need them... |
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| Any chance someone could figure out a Vdimm mod for this board? I already have the Vcore mod done to it, but my BH-5 needs the volts . This is turning out to be a pretty nice board, very stable and has my Sandy at 3157 mhz so far. |
| congrats man! that mods finishes up a near perfect painting doesn it?? |
| Hey guys, I did the volt mod & it is working very well. I'm at 255x11 = 2805 mhz @ 1.6 volts & running well. I posted pics of what I did on this forum below. Feel free to check it out & ask questions if you wish. nismo http://forums.pcper.com/showthread.php?t=412050&page=3 At the top of this page is my rig I designed & built. Scroll down for volt mod pics. |
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with a pair of uccc no 1T for me. tccd is 1T GG. Results may differ but hopefully it's just a memory compaitiblity issue that can be solved through a new bios. |
| Not really...315's ok...it's the 1T that's the problem. |
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| Just what the doctor ordered...any chance of a chipset vmod? The board suffers as much from this as vcore. |
| Excellent, I've had my eyes on that board. My idea was to undervolt it and then use it as a HTPC, an undervolted Opteron vill run very cool I think. Could one cut that connection completely and solder a higher valued resistor there for hitting those lower volts...like 1.0 - 1.1 volt? |
| The ASUS A8R MVP is a great performing board with very high HTT overclocking capability. However, it is somewhat limited by its voltage options offered in its BIOS. For those who are looking for higher voltages on this board, we have the answer for you... |