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System Name | money pit.. |
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Processor | Intel 9900K 4.8 at 1.152 core voltage minus 0.120 offset |
Motherboard | Asus rog Strix Z370-F Gaming |
Cooling | Dark Rock TF air cooler.. Stock vga air coolers with case side fans to help cooling.. |
Memory | 32 gb corsair vengeance 3200 |
Video Card(s) | Palit Gaming Pro OC 2080TI |
Storage | 150 nvme boot drive partition.. 1T Sandisk sata.. 1T Transend sata.. 1T 970 evo nvme m 2.. |
Display(s) | 27" Asus PG279Q ROG Swift 165Hrz Nvidia G-Sync, IPS.. 2560x1440.. |
Case | Gigabyte mid-tower.. cheap and nothing special.. |
Audio Device(s) | onboard sounds with stereo amp.. |
Power Supply | EVGA 850 watt.. |
Mouse | Logitech G700s |
Keyboard | Logitech K270 |
Software | Win 10 pro.. |
Benchmark Scores | Firestike 29500.. timepsy 14000.. |
the highest pencil mod reading i got was 2.2 volts.. any higher and the card wont boot.. i thought i had killed it.. a good wipe off and it went again..
i did do the pencil between the pins mod not the on top of the resistor one.. i got nowhere until i roughened the psb board surface slightly with a sharp pointed craft knife.. after that it was pencil then wipe off.. i got too much voltage the hard bit was not doing..
i gave up in the end cos it was too hit and miss.. i settled for 1.39 volts measured while the system was booting..
the method was two or three pencil strokes (old HB pencil) then a brush off with a small stiff brush then volt test.. without the brush off the volts were too high.. the brush off was the hit and miss part..
a small increase from 1.34 to 1.39 gave me a hefty core speed increase.. i could mess about again but cant be arsed.. he he
back then my card went better than most.. now it gets beaten with the 1000 core jobbies at higher volts.. 1.5 would give a 1000 core speed but my enthusiasm has kinda worn off. he he
trog
i did do the pencil between the pins mod not the on top of the resistor one.. i got nowhere until i roughened the psb board surface slightly with a sharp pointed craft knife.. after that it was pencil then wipe off.. i got too much voltage the hard bit was not doing..
i gave up in the end cos it was too hit and miss.. i settled for 1.39 volts measured while the system was booting..
the method was two or three pencil strokes (old HB pencil) then a brush off with a small stiff brush then volt test.. without the brush off the volts were too high.. the brush off was the hit and miss part..
a small increase from 1.34 to 1.39 gave me a hefty core speed increase.. i could mess about again but cant be arsed.. he he
back then my card went better than most.. now it gets beaten with the 1000 core jobbies at higher volts.. 1.5 would give a 1000 core speed but my enthusiasm has kinda worn off. he he
trog