i didnt try this, but can you just pull powergood pin to ground, does that have the same effect as cutting the trace?

Here... we don't did it (reconnect) yet... because there are only one Epower... to 2 cards....

But the way we found , is to get pin 2... find where it "linked" to a little PWM PCB... and... reconnect direclty this point to Pin 2.

Did you know that there are different PCB revisions out there?

 

mine doesnt have the small extra PCB for the vMEM part. Was not an issue to find the 3,5k resistor but still surprising

 

and there is one with all the empty capacitor spots filed

 

here you can see it

 

the card should work with the trace cut

Yo,

 

after grabbing one Titan, wanted to check this small IC; cause many posted it was the hardest mod.

So, after some tries I think I figured out that the pin should be the trace marked on the above photo.

 

PS.

Haven't tested yet so it isnt 100% sure that it will work

 

Also for those who want to disable Boost technology cause in a test card runs @1180mhz and on an other 1190mhz place bat file into inspector's folder and run it.

It will change your clocks as well so after running it please set again the clocks you want. Keep in mind that bat file should be on the same dericetory as nvidiaInspector.exe is

 

An other PS. I chose to .zip it cause could not upload bat files.

 

Enjoy, hope it helps

Edited April 30, 201312 yr by FireKillerGR

some card doesnt like with Vmem mod...have tested 2 card one card really bad with Vmem mod, another Card working perfect without any problem........anyone have same issue with that ?

 

 

 

 

 

Edited April 30, 201312 yr by Hazzan

^Now that looks very clean Hazzan, liking the setup alot bro!

Here some photos of our creation

I am looking forward to see some results

 

I believe you have problem with your GND

 

I fear the resistance is too high when they are screwed on

We did some quick tests and it seems fine

Edited May 16, 201312 yr by FireKillerGR

nice

 

is there anyone who has tried to Desoldering the small PCB where the VRM controller is sitting

 

the graphics card should work when there is Epower on

 

then it is easy to solder it on and solder the coils on and send it to rma

We had no time to desolder it unfortunately

As Phil posted on subs we are out of the city for some days.

So soldering of epower should be done quickly (without having to solder something again). We would even try cutting 8 pin but as it is not confirmed yet we tried 2 pin of IC as others

We tried card for 2 hours to see that everything was working properly