ABIT BE7 RAID Vmod

[gismaster]

Hi to all.
Is the same mod as IT7/KR7/KX7 and so on?
10x

[Ragnarok]

vcore volt mod? or Vdimm volt mod?

If u want higher vcore, just use the connect pins method on the CPU (to change the default volts) and +5/10/15% will give u higher volts

as for vdimm mod, it should be very similar to the BD7II, if not the same. I am pretty sure they are using the same IC

[gismaster]

Sorry, I mean Vcore Vmod ;)

[Ragnarok]

vcore mod is piece of cake
u dont need to do ANY modifications to the motherboard
http://www.vr-zone.com/guides/Intel/Northwoodmod/

[gismaster]

10x for the link RAGNAROK, but do you know anything about mobo mod?
Byez

[OPPAINTER]

As far as Memory Voltage it's the same as the BD7II, I just pulled it off, what a pain:D Works great though.
http://xtreme.routehero.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1348&perpage=30&pagenumber=2

For V-core I have no clue but I have a feeling it would be about the same type mod as the memory only useing different resister values. I'm not going there on this one:D
I guess I'll do a pin mod, I hate the pin mod, raises the voltage to high and you can't dial it in:( Oh well at least I've got plenty of Memory voltage:D

OPP

[gismaster]

10x to all guys

[Mono]

can you use artic silver as a conductive thermal grease? If not where, could I pick some up?

[ryanpgroovy]

Artic Silver is no good for the pin mod

get some conductive pen

[Colin]

I used a wire when I did mine... Very easy to do and even easier to remove! :D

[djangolefous]

the vmod ddr it very very hard :/
it is the same from nf7
abit suksxxxxx

[NoEcho]

Heard alot of P4's choke after a month or so of overvolting. What is the danger point?

[AlkemiX]

Every voltage over 1.75V is danger for Pentium4... I think :(

[NoEcho]

Is there a consensus on the danger point?