http://www.designtechnica.com/sections. ... =58&page=1If you have 9500s you can mod them to run as 9700s! Unless of course you already bought your 9700s (like me)
Thank Tim for sending me the link
Radeon: 9500 to 9700
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Radeon: 9500 to 9700
Check this out:
http://www.designtechnica.com/sections. ... =58&page=1
If you have 9500s you can mod them to run as 9700s! Unless of course you already bought your 9700s (like me)
Thank Tim for sending me the link
http://www.designtechnica.com/sections. ... =58&page=1If you have 9500s you can mod them to run as 9700s! Unless of course you already bought your 9700s (like me)
Thank Tim for sending me the link
the mod works on the cards with radeon 9700 PCB, and newer ones are made with 9500 pcb... that's all the trick 
Dual C366@550MHz 1.90V (History)
yet single PIII-S 512Kb L2 cache at 1400MHz@700MHz
BP6 (not modded yet)
256MB PC133 C2
GF4Ti4200-8x
Maxtor 2x60Gb - all on promise ATA133
Lite-On LTR 40125S@48125W!!!
Plus P4 system
(History)yet single PIII-S 512Kb L2 cache at 1400MHz@700MHz
BP6 (not modded yet)
256MB PC133 C2
GF4Ti4200-8x
Maxtor 2x60Gb - all on promise ATA133
Lite-On LTR 40125S@48125W!!!
Plus P4 system
Re: Thats what I said but perhaps not in such a consise way
Computer fairs are always a good place to find the right parts for modding. Also they are great for picking up CPUs of the most well-known stepping for overclocking success.rainman wrote:Where can I find a 9700 pcb?
I don't know what region you're in, but they're very popular here in the UK.