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Old 10th Dec 2004, 12:32 PM   #21 (permalink)
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A newly wired capacitor and new transitor in a new location i added tonight.. After several hours of extremely fine point soldering i put the card in...

Same results. No overdrive tab and ATItool detects LM63 chip but still only displays 51/31 or 83/63.

There is one more capacitor that is not on this board that is on the XT board but right now i dont think there is much more i can do.

Ive already ripped several solderpads and traces off the PCB (which requires me to bypass them with a peice of wire).

I have my 9800XT out and i seriously have spent up to 30 minutes with a flashlight just staring at them, following traces to solder points, checking capacitor/resistor addresses...

Next week out of the way and winter breast soon approaching i should be able to draw a definitive conclusion to this riddle i have formed.

Until then...geek on
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Woah... I hope you find a way, man...
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Thanks for the encouragement Adrian

A bit of Advancement(?) was made tonight. I noted another solder location not on the Radeon 256 car thats on the XT card. I placed a low level capacitor and while the temps were wrong, they were refreshing themselves (51/0) and they would occasionally change like 52/1 or 52/-1.

Incase anyone doesnt know and still is reading this thread, the temps X/Y is R360 temp/ LM63 temp.

Im going to try following where C1524 comes from and where it goes.

Edit: As predictedl, it is the SMB_DAT line which from my reading is the way the LM63 chip outputs data. There is another line, the SMB_CLK which i need to trace/follow and see what it does.

I still think there is something im missing that can be corrected. Im going to try the fan tachometer mod tonight and see if i can get the tachometer up and running.

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Just curious, does LM63 temp mean it's measuring the chip itself? Where is the thermal sensor for core temp?
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The LM63 monitors two tempatures:

The first is a remote diode tempature probe inherant to the R360 core.

The second is an onboard tempature probe that measures its own tempature, regardless of an external one being connected.
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ic...thanks for the explaination.
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Ive gathered this much so far: My main problems is not between the R360 probe and the LM63 chip, but inbetween the LM63 and the SMBus.

Measuring resistance and stuff i traced the SMBus and SM_CLK lines and found two unbridged capacitors. Checked with the reference XT board they are identical capacitors.

I started with .5 uF on both and that didnt work. I went up to 1.0 uF and same results. I went up to 2.2 and the LM63 chip was no longer detected.

This leads me to beleive that i have to go less than .5 uF. I will be talking with our electronics teacher here at our High School and see if i can barrow a capacitance meter so i can get a a better reading and make sure the temps are accurate.

I'll know its working cause the ATItool will be displaying a LIVE tempature for itself. While it may not accurately read out the R360 probe it will at least read what its own tempature is.

Winter break starts tomarrow!!! Ill have plenty of time so wish me luck and hopefully ill have some good news to report... im going to get tthis!!!
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ATB!
I wouldnt have the guts to do this. So you're gonna make a write up on this.. That'd be so cool...
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Well 9 months later.

So did it ever turn out to be a success?
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