Any software that could change the VAGP?

[scottchen]

My cheapa$$ Gigabyte GAK8N doens't allow me to change the VAGP in the bios, just wandering if there's a software out there that could change the VAGP through windows?

Any help would be appreciated.

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[Willamette_sucks]

Howdy there scottchen. Honestly I don't know, but my guess would be no. BTW why do you want to increase your agp voltage? I don't think this helps cards that take power directly from the power supply, and I think it has little benefit for cards that run off just AGP power.

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[scottchen]

It does help a little, after testing on my Albatron card, the P4P800 with 1.8VAGP gave the card 20mhz more stable mhz on the core and 26mhz more on the mem.

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[Willamette_sucks]

Wow... thats pretty significant. Well I'll look into it some more and maybe test it on my card. You think its 100% safe to go to 1.8 or more on the vagp?

Me: are you saying I can't provide?
Me: cause I know I can provide.
Me: oh and I can provide money too
Rachel: why do we need money when we can just stay in our room and have sex all day?

 

[scottchen]

I highly suggest you not to go past 1.7, 1.8 I found a significant temp jump on my card. And 1.8 didn't help much over 1.7, so 1.7 would be ideal, since 1.6 is default on some boards anyways.

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