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Please post here if you want to add a card which is currently not listed as working.

 

  1. Locate the VRM controller and note the markings. Preferably also take a high res picture showing the VRM and some of the surrounding area for tracking alternative soldering points.
  2. Check if the VRM controller is already supported or listed under possibly working. If not try to locate the datasheet. If you can't find any, post here and me or someone else will try to help.
  3. If you found the datasheet and can confirm it has 2-wire, I2C or SMBus support (PMBus is also supported), find the pins SDA, SCL and GND (any ground point will do) and connect them to the corresponding pins on the eVc device. After this connect the eVc to your computer and in the eVc software choose "Menu" at the top and then "Find devices". Post the result (a screenshot or just note what it says) here and I'll get working on it.

 

Currently supported VRM controllers or current DAC (memory/pll)

 

  • CHL8225/8
  • CHL8318
  • NCP/PCP81022
  • NCT3931
  • uP1811

 

Possibly working/work in progress

 

  • CHL8203/8212/8213/8214
  • VT1115/VT1165
  • ASP0800
  • uP6208

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Great news i will be getting mine soon and i have a ton of Cards to try it on

I saw the 7870 Hawk is fully supported, but I can't exactly find where I should solder. Could anyone tell me?

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Sorry, I was away for the weekend. I'll try to find a suiting picture to show the spots.

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http://i.imgur.com/0vun543.jpg (picture from Techpowerup)

 

If I remember correctly the top spots (the three soldering spots in a row) are not connected, but please check if they can be used first since they're a lot easier to solder. Otherwise you have to solder on the two resistors close to the VRM controller.

I'm pretty sure this is correct ......... please correct me if I'm wrong.

 

 

EVCpoints_zps4ee2387d.jpg

 

 

sorry guys original pic I posted was incorrect...... I have now edited the above pic to show the correct points, ;)

Edited by SniperOZ

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I'm pretty sure this is correct ......... please correct me if I'm wrong.

 

Should be correct, thanks. Those four tiny black resistors are connected to SDA/SCL. Works with 780L profile!

I've been playing with the MSI HD 5770 Hawk..... this has the same controller as the Gigabyte HD 5770 SOC

 

MSIHawkHD5770vmoduntested_zps60284d4a.jpg

Looking at te 290x, the controller is ir3567b.

 

Which pins are sda and scl? The datasheet doesnt have those specific pins.. Are there other names for it?

I suspect pins 24 and 25, SM_DIO (=SDA pin) and SM_CLK. However I don't know what the SV_DIO/ and SV_CLK/ -pins are for :D

Hey Elmore can you post points for epower 2.0 connection for guys that don't have evbot :)

 

and if you could do original Epower 0.1 untouchables, that'd be amazing.

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I suspect pins 24 and 25, SM_DIO (=SDA pin) and SM_CLK. However I don't know what the SV_DIO/ and SV_CLK/ -pins are for :D

 

Yup, correct. SV-pins are for AMD Serial VID-interface (SVI).

 

and if you could do original Epower 0.1 untouchables, that'd be amazing.

 

Which VRM controller? The I2C pins should be the same as on later version since they are all supported by evbot.

I suspect pins 24 and 25, SM_DIO (=SDA pin) and SM_CLK. However I don't know what the SV_DIO/ and SV_CLK/ -pins are for :D

 

Thanks :). They were my first guess.. but didnt want to do it without some confirmation ;)

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do you think there is a chance that chl8266 will work

580 ref

 

Yes, I don't have the full datasheet but it should be similar to other CHIL controllers. Can you do a device scan for me?

I'm pretty sure this is correct ......... please correct me if I'm wrong.

 

EVCpoints_zpsec9b4df4.jpg

 

ok, now it's ok!!!

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