How do you voltmod a OEM board.

[Matthew Kane]

HI ...does anyone know a volt mod for a Asus P5LP-LE Leonite HP make motherboard??? And how do you find out and invent volt mods?

[dengyong]

If you just want a faster cpu then maybe you can do a pin mod. What cpu are you running ? :welcome:

[Matthew Kane]

Pentium D 915 and a C2D E4700. Sometimes I swap out one of them around. Does anyone know a BSEL mode for Pentium D series as well....the bump from 800mhz fsb to 1066? and is this a 100% guarrentee that it will work? Also I really am in need of a volt mod and vdimm mod for this OEM :banana::banana::banana::banana:.

[celemine1Gig]

Why should it be different from non-OEM boards? It's absolutely the same procedure. Take photos, look up the datasheets, find the mods and solder them. That's it. You'll have to know EE basics though, to be able to find the mods.

And BTW, BSEL and VID mods are the easiest of them all. Just have a look at the CPU's datasheet and you should find what you need.

[Matthew Kane]

The fact is that...there is no current volt mod or any type of mods done by others...where and what kinda of datasheets you talking about?. And the motherboard is made specifically under HP's advise and sh i t by Asus making it for them..so yeah...it is different from non-oem motherboards.

[celemine1Gig]

OK, so you didn't really understand what I said.

There's no VMod done by anyone else that you know of. And the motherboard is made by Asus, specially designed for certain HP computers.

So what?

Do you really think that they use special secret high tech components on these OEM boards that nobody knows about, except for the engineers who designed the board?

I was talking about the datasheets for the voltage regulators/opamps and what not that are used to "find" the vmods.
The procedure of "finding" a vmod is exactly the same, regardless if it's a OEM or a normal retail board. If you know what you are doing, it should be no big deal. That's why I said that EE basics are needed.

And for you it means the same as for anyone else without these said EE basics:

As already said, take pics of your board and then ask here again for help. We can't guess what the circuits look like. Vmodding is no magic ;)

[[XC] gomeler]

Take a picture of the board first, a general overview and we can start from there. We can point out which individual ICs we need specific information on and move in from there. Should be very easy to do the VDIMM and VCPU mods, those are typically very easy to spot :up:

[philbrown23]

take a picture of the board near the cpu socket, usually on the right side somewhere. that is whats needed to go further, so do that and I'll try to help more.