OneProdigy
05-22-2004, 04:44 PM
All you need is a 100KOhm trimmer, very good eyes and some cups of coffee. ;)
Before you start set vcore to "Auto" in bios and adjust the trimmer to maximum resistance
Soldering pin 8 of the regulator ist very tricky so be carefull. You'll need a very fine solder iron for this mod.
http://home.t-online.de/home/320072397750-0001/SB75G2_Vcore/ADP3108.jpg
http://home.t-online.de/home/320072397750-0001/SB75G2_Vcore/Trimmer.JPG
http://home.t-online.de/home/320072397750-0001/SB75G2_Vcore/Overview.JPG
IMPORTANT:
The maximum vcore i was able to get was 1.71V (bios vcore was set to 1.5875V here).
When i turned the trimmer beyond that point there was a squeaking sound and my system rebooted.
It seems that the regulator is at it's limit at that voltage so i don't recommend going further!
http://home.t-online.de/home/320072397750-0001/SB75G2_Vcore/1.71Vcore.JPG
Disclaimer: You're doing this mod at your own risk!
Before you start set vcore to "Auto" in bios and adjust the trimmer to maximum resistance
Soldering pin 8 of the regulator ist very tricky so be carefull. You'll need a very fine solder iron for this mod.
http://home.t-online.de/home/320072397750-0001/SB75G2_Vcore/ADP3108.jpg
http://home.t-online.de/home/320072397750-0001/SB75G2_Vcore/Trimmer.JPG
http://home.t-online.de/home/320072397750-0001/SB75G2_Vcore/Overview.JPG
IMPORTANT:
The maximum vcore i was able to get was 1.71V (bios vcore was set to 1.5875V here).
When i turned the trimmer beyond that point there was a squeaking sound and my system rebooted.
It seems that the regulator is at it's limit at that voltage so i don't recommend going further!
http://home.t-online.de/home/320072397750-0001/SB75G2_Vcore/1.71Vcore.JPG
Disclaimer: You're doing this mod at your own risk!