GhostlyCrowd
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thanks, I'm trying to figure out the best way to go about this since its under the cooler which is a pain in the ass. I wish i could find a clear shot of the Windforce 6GB to see if the resistor config is different.
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Yeah i understood it just as i took mine apart to look back lol and i can solder so im going to try fiddling. R89 R88 R86 and R85 are 100K? they measure 7.8K each but are in parallel R95 is 100k R84 is 100k
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Thats exactly where i suspect mine are by the Crystal, and it looks similar thanks. layout is a bit different but i have a cluster of resistors in the area of the xtal in a row as well. I am confused on how you were pulling them low and high though but im going to mess with this.
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Old post but you mind posting a picture of your board and what resisters you were playing with?
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I suspect this might be an issue after i force flash the eeprom which is why im looking into the resistors. If anyone has a Gigabyte windforce 1060 6GB some high rez photos of the back around the eeprom would be a start for my comparison. Edit: Also I miss spoke i need to change the 1C07 id to 1C03 as thats the 1060 Windforce hardware id
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Nvidia pci/device ID resistors still a thing?
GhostlyCrowd replied to Megalodontron's topic in Graphics Cards
Know the thread is old but im willing to make the modifications if some one can get me the values of the Gigabyte Windforce 6gb Although i dont think those resistors you're referencing are the correct ones. -
So quick update, the Bios chip on the Gigabyte P106 is a W25Q40EW which requires 1.8V logic to program instead of 3.3V so I'm currently waiting on a 1.8V adapter for my programmer from China, I had it express shipped so hopefully it arrives in 7-14 days as advertised. Edit here - So i took a risk of eraceing the eeprom which worked fine, i know it cannot be programmed as the logic is 1.8V and it wont be able to program all the pages with the 3.3v logic but it was able to wipe them. Using NV flash after wiping it, it skips all checks because the eeprom is erased and it knows it. The only check it does do is the PCI hardware id which is physical. So it wont allow me to flash anythign that doesnt match vendor id 1C07. If we can figure out what resistors and values to change on the card for it to appear as a 1C06 which is the 1060 then all users would need to do is wipe/corrupt the the eeprom and then it would be able to flash the 1C06 firmware.
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We will see i suppose Well I plan on trying it. flashing the Gigabyte Windforce 6GB bios on my P106 its the exact same PCB and even the bioses look similar in a binary compare. I'll let you guys know how it fairs.
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So, Has anyone use a EEPROM programmer to flash their P106 to a 1060 so later drivers work?
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So far i cannot get ANYTHING 3d to use the damn gpu, BUT its not a issue with the gou as my 980 GTX also does not get used when i try to set it up the same way, its a windows issue im on the tech preview. I had it working on my xeon test bench at work. but this was before i soldered in the display port. The only way i can get it to use the p106 is to uninstall my intel hd 4600 drivers so its forced to use it.
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SO it fits perfect, also windows 10 detects it as a second monitor displaying with out the drivers installed yet and my desktop is extending to it. i dont have a DVI display to attach to it to see though
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Solved my Backplate issue, in my pile of junk i had a EVGA GT630 I/O plate that screwed on with one screw the rest of the fastiners were in the dvi and vga port. So i soldered on a dummy DVI port and well she is nice and solid for mounting now.
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Yeah im going to go this route but more elegant im printing a bracket that will hold the card from the underside and bolt into the rear I/O mount points
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So i midded 417.35 to see if i could make any head way on it and the damnedest thing happened. It detected the card as supported installed but yet windows used the old built in driver. But OpenCL Cuda and PhysX were enabled. So then i deleted AdapterType=2 and now have all 4 check boxes. but its still on 388.13 driver of course. I just found this curious. It seems ot be using a mix and match of the drivers.
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My card came on monday, Just got around to playing with it. Mine shipped with out a mounting bracket so I'm not sure how i will use it in my pc tower in a vertical position. anyone good with 3d modelling can make me one i can print? LOL
