Tualtin VID

[causticVapor]

Short question on the tualatin CPUs.

I already have shorted VID0 and VID1 to VSS to give me a stock voltage of 1.65v.

Would breaking off pins VID25mv and VID2 allow configurations of > 1.65 default? Or are those connections in the processor/motherboard?

[causticVapor]

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[saaya]

go to www.tualatinmod.de.vu , the overworked page will be back soon, the old site is here http://hg_noack.bei.t-online.de/old/index.htm just use google to translate it.

i used a slotket, and broke off the contacts for the pins on the slotket itself. you should do a mod to some pins to make the signal voltage lower... dont remmeber what pins though :(

well this signal mod didnt change anything for me anyways, i got my tualatin celeron to 1.6ghz :) at that speed it outperformed a P4 2.2 ghz in sandras multimedia bench and scores just like an athlon xp@1.6ghz in cpu benches.

[saaya]

oh and zheres a forum with people that might help you a lot, its in german but im sure they can help you.

www.tualatin.de

[causticVapor]

Thanks. I'll check those places out. I had a hunch the connections were in the mobo and not the chip itself.

Not much time, but I'm confident that chip will reach 1733MHz... A0 step or no A0 step...

[saaya]

some guy got an older stepping to 2ghz on vapochill so you should be able to reach that speed if not with a good stepping :p

i was running my tualatin on a slot1 so i could do the mod on the slotket, but all i did was insulating some pins.

wheres your nickname from? theres a pretty good programmer in germany calling himself caustik. farbrausch... ever heard of them? :D

[Haut^Karl]

http://www.geocities.com/_lunchbox/

Check the articles section for the VID mod article I did.

[causticVapor]

Good good good good :banana:

Insulating the pins DOES work!

BTW I love bananas... thanks for the links and info, folks! :banana:

caustik. farbrausch...
vaguely..... :slobber: