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  • help: how to overvolt my parhelia?

    please i like to overclock my parhelia with overvolt, because with the powerstrip or pinsfile.txt the card is not stable.
    there is any person that to know a metod to overvolt with pinsifle .txt the parhelia to increase the 220mhz of the gpu?

    thank's

  • #2
    Sorry to pop your bubble, but you won't be able to overvolt a Parhelia via pins or otherwise. Oh it can be done, but the chances you smoke it are exceedingly high.
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    • #3
      Does he mean changing the voltage for the agp slot? Why would you change the voltage on the card itself? That would just fry it outright, I'd think....

      Then again, it's 2:24am here and not much makes sense

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      • #4
        You can mod the board to supply a higher core voltage to the Parhelia core. But it doesn't usually matter much, they don't go much faster - and they DO die.
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        • #5
          Well, what's-his-face got it up to 270+MHz with his volt mod. (maybe you should search for that, either here or google) He knocked off some part and killed it while he was screwing around with his board later on though, IIRC.

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          • #6
            Even at 220 I wouldn't expect it to last a couple three months. An ordinary OEM Parhelia has enough issues as it is without pushing it toward an early demise.
            "Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind." -- Dr. Seuss

            "Always do good. It will gratify some and astonish the rest." ~Mark Twain

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            • #7
              Yeah you can crank up the voltage with the hard mod on the board, but then you need to heatsink the regulators and try to cool down the already hot graphics chip.

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              • #8
                ok my heat system is more good, but how to change the voltage for the GPU? please

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                • #9
                  use search, please

                  like this:

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                  • #10
                    you won't see as much benefit from overclocking it as you are probably hoping. too many other issues.
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