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GRIFF - GA-EP45-UD3P @ 708.7MHz - 708.71 MHz Reference Frequency

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8 hours ago, TaPaKaH said:

I'm more amazed by Wrongsair 1GB DDR2 stick doing 700+

same here :D anyway, super nice job @GRIFF

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    Impressive FSB on poor UD3! not UD7 or UD9 =) You are really The Overclocker ))
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    Hello to all.  I wanted to tell a little about this beautiful card.  Doing the tests for the CUP with the E8500 arrived at 650 * 9.5 and 1.82V doing mathbench on a restart the card has stopped starting.  After verification I find the VRM mosfets in short.  I look for datasheets and find that the original mosfets are painful.  Composition of a single phase is made as follows: 20A + 2 * 29A.  Soldered the new mosfets in combination 75A + 2 * 81A.  Result: cold mosfets even with 1.9V on the cpu and under stress.  mathbench closed at 650 * 9.5 at 1.78V.

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