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Old Dec 5, 2003, 05:16 PM   #1
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Volt modding that Radeon!

Tech Spot has an article up on how to volt-mod your Radeon. A Sapphire 9800 Pro was used in this article which has a similar layout to other R3XX chipset boards. Although risky, this will give you a good performance gain, overclockers will find this article most interesting.

How to volt-mod my Radeon

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Old Dec 5, 2003, 05:21 PM   #2
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i'd like 2 add when removeing a shim it'd be a good idea to apply alittle heat with a hair dryer first it should make it easier to get off
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