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Help with vmod for gigabyte hd4850

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Hi , i have this card for bench but i need volt mod , the max volt i get is 1.158v .

tried to edit with rbe but it stay the same. the max i can get was 725mhz on air. tried on dice and it was the same - 725mhz.

I have seen very high results with this card, but I could not find specific information about it.

this is the card :

 

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-AJSMkdjABxM/VyRuw-B-zbI/AAAAAAAAEXc/HRY59rdobQQ2v7S6olgdtoBcSNsqKOd-gCCo/s800/4850.jpg

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it's look like ncp5392 , i am not sure . This is the card a little hard to see what is written.

Frequencies are locked to 750/1200, I also want to unlock them. i tried with rbe Without success.

Gigabyte was using a custom pcb for both their models GV-R485ZL-512H and GV-R485OC-1GH.

 

And , yes , the IC is NCP5392.

 

Look for the ic pdf , to get help about the vmod.

 

Also measure the resistance of the spot , you are doing the pencil mod.

 

 

edit

You are doing the pencil mod here ???

Edited by TASOS

you need configure VID mod to go hight on core voltages , it´s only way to pass over voltage protection (OVP) witch will trigger above 1.3-1.35vgpu with NCP´s buck controllers!

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