Falinov
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What do you mean? Like through the HDMI out?
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Yeah I looked at the picture wrong.
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In what test??? None of my RTX 4000s or 5000s ever hit that kind of score. They all seemed capped at most 6400 combined.
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And that's why you do a before and after. Your scores actually did better than mine with that card. Also your driver's are setup as a RTX 2080? I use the actual quadro drivers. This is my mistake though, I completely overlooked your capacitor being a different color from mine. It looked way wrong from my perspective. As it stands yes you've done it correctly but I would touch up that solder joint with some flux and flow it so it doesn't crack down the line. Other than that you did 200 points better than my 5000. Shoot me a DM to the link on your results Im very curious.
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What was your score before you did the mod???
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Oh. It could be that's why it looked funky. That cap is a different color. Also doesn't have the writing on top of it. I thought you had soldered 2 mini R004 caps vertically I'm so sorry that's my bad.
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Not sure what you mean by how did I go about doing it? It's literally matching 2 capacitors on top of one another and soldering the ends together. You can see that in the picture. Those 2 capacitors are solid and there only 2. No gaps in the middle.
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If he did then he messed it up too. I thought I made it clear how to do it. That's what I get for not really elaborating on it. It needs to look like this. I insulated mine so I could prevent any possible shorts. @ssj92 did you make your cap mod look like this or like DDAYs?
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You're not even close to being correct, first of all, get some flux and properly flow solder. You forced it and as such weakened the solder joints on that cap. Secondly. I said DOUBLE the capacitor not... This? It means stack 2 capacitors either one on top of the other or literally stacking them and solder them. Right now you're not gonna get any improvement because basically you've done literally nothing. Right now looks like you got 3 capacitors. And 2 of em aren't doing anything- and the aforementioned flux issue. Also! I want some screen shots of the current performance.
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Better idea is not go through a mosfet. Go through a blank capacitor pad and solder to the positive. Which is 19/20v. The Aetina pinout is simple. If needed I can provide that I'd just have to open my r4. @aldarxt- 36 replies
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That's not correct. Thank God you didn't short it out. 😭
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Strange. I immediately saw improvement after the modification. The 5000s performance was abysmal when I first got it. In the 10's to 20fps range an absolute stuttering mess on the most basic fire strike test (not even the ultimate) it would start at 60 and immediately crash and not maintain the core clocks due to power limits. Absolutely junk lmao. It was able to pull a rock solid 110 / 120 and above, after the modification. So it's strange to me you aren't seeing that uplift. I would show you a new set of tests, but the R3 is in pieces right now.
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Could be possible I still need to reach out to a friend of mine about this. I just got so many projects and so little time.
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Shows what I know about clevo. I was thinking about their lower profile connectors. My mistake. 🙂 thanks for the clarification.
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M18x r2 or m18x R3? You won't see a massive leap like in the R3. But I know I saw some pretty significant increases in performance... I'm curious though, which resistor did you modify and how.