V-mod guide for the Ti4800SE

Who knows a pencil v-mod guide for my Ti4800SE?

 

If you can post some hi res pics of the card I might be able to find a way. Goggling briefly found nothing. Also as a volt mod guide will vary with video card manufacturer, assuming one could be found odds are it would be for a card other then yours.

 

In this thread you can find some pics from the Ti 4800Se:


xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=26097&highlight=4800SE+mod


I only want a pencil v-mod guide.

 

The hi res links in the thread you liked to are 404. I need a hi res pic of the front (top) of the card. A working pencil mod is unlikely. I know the Ti4800s were great cards for their time, but it brings the question. Why not simply get a faster card?

 

Here are the picks.

http://forums.majorgeeks.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=63142&stc=1&d=1181054108

http://forums.majorgeeks.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=63143&stc=1&d=1181054108

 

I will need better pics then that, and it appears that the voltage controllers were looking for are on the back. Sorry for the delay things are rather busy for me.

 

Sorry for the bad pics.I will give you the new pics from the front and the back side of the card tommorow.Thanks for the help.

 

Here is a pic from the back side of the card.

http://forums.majorgeeks.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=63181&stc=1&d=1181128401

 

I need the numbers on these chips..

 

The chip in the red circle is ISL6225CA G0240AACR


The chip in the blue circle is ISL6225CB P0249AAG0

 

Well the one in the red is the ram v controller. I found the datasheet for it, but I don't see any viable way to pincel mod it.

The one in blue is most likely the GPU voltage controller but I am unable to find a datasheet for it.

 

So,we can not pencil mod this card?:cry

 

From what i can tell the card cant be modded just with a pencil. Not saying it cant be done that is. But it will probably take a little bit more then just a pencil.

 

So,what else than a pencil?confused

 

Soldering iron.

 

Can you tell me some things about soldering iron?confused

 

Have you ever used one???

 

No.

 

Then stick with a (slower) working card then risking the card for a small boost in its overclock. It is not for those inexperienced with a soldering iron.

 

So,we are done?confused

 

Its not worth the risks even if you have another card to run instead. Just save up for a faster card.