Quote from: simon66 on March 18, 2014, 09:42:05 PM

Quote from: wolfey2014 on March 18, 2014, 08:56:33 PM

Excellent!
Looks good to me! Wink

Have you tried 1000+MHz yet?
Got any pics of your handy work?
Can you restart that one miner that's clocked at 950 and screen capture where it shows it is in fact clocked at 950MHz? This will lend credence to your claim that you are actually clocking at 950 with zero red nonce's.
Much appreciated!

Yea sure, Here are some pics.

Here are the installation pic. I got one of those shitty USB cam Sad

I could had done a better job here but kinda wanted to really try this out.

I wouldn't recommend a novice to do this mod! Once minor slip and a cap or resistor will fly off!

This is what I did. I have some 30AUG, striped it and placed it on the 2 pads. I then placed my iron tip on the middle of the pad (This way, both sides will get hot at the same time) for like 3-5 seconds (at 30C).

Then when the connection was made, I just cut the extra wire with a small, but sharp x-acto knife.

Good luck!

UPDATE:

Ye, anything over 950MHz will not work for me. For some reason, minerd doesn't accept 975MHz(It starts up and sets it to 600MHz) and at 1000MHz, I just get HW errors.

Nice work!
Yeah, I know what you mean about steady hands. I've been soldering etc.for decades so I can practically do it blindfolded without any mess ups.

Are you using cpuminer Over Clock version?
I recon you would be since you can OC to 950. I don't think non OC version will allow that.
It will allow 900 though.

Cool cool cool! You've done it, Ram Jet! Cheesy

I wonder if adding a few tenths of a volt will allow for overclocking to 1GHz and higher....hmmmmm.....

Far out!
Wolfey2014