Monday, February 11th 2008

NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT Voltage Issue Fixed

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NVIDIA informed their partners that the voltage issue with the GeForce 9600GT cards has been fixed.
The NVVDD is change to 1.15V by placing a 0 ohm resistor at R587 and remove R561, R566, and R570. To enable load-line feature, a 0 ohm resistor is placed at R522 and 2.2nF capacitor is placed at C519 and R527 is removed.
The cards are already fixed and launch date is confirmed as previous for February 21, 2008.
Source: VR-Zone

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10 Comments on NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT Voltage Issue Fixed

#1
candle_86
im getting one in 3 weeks then as long as it goes at launch price
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#2
1c3d0g
Go NVIDIA Go! :rockout:
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#3
Random Murderer
The Anti-Midas
0 ohm resistor? so they're just bridging solder pads, essentially?
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#4
hat
Enthusiast
I don't know much about electronics in the way of how the electrical stuff actually works, but 0 ohms doesn't sound like much of a resistor...
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#6
hat
Enthusiast
Damn, with 0 ohms I guess there's no vmodding these things unless it can be done in a BIOS flash?
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#7
PVTCaboose1337
Graphical Hacker
It is probably a bridge made to look like a resistor so you are like... mmm that looks important, so I better not take it off.
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#8
Random Murderer
The Anti-Midas
tigger69A zero ohm resistor is essentially a bridge.
yea, i figured as much.
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Solaris17
Super Dainty Moderator
hatDamn, with 0 ohms I guess there's no vmodding these things unless it can be done in a BIOS flash?
o no it can be volt modded ;) ill make sure of that....they just gave me some of the resistors that controll the core voltage directly should be cake from here.
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#10
TheGuruStud
Solaris17o no it can be volt modded ;) ill make sure of that....they just gave me some of the resistors that controll the core voltage directly should be cake from here.
SUCKERS! Nvidia should've just hid the news :D
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