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http://www.ocworkbench.com/ocwbcgi/u...c/30/4975.html
This guy is just SO bad to explain..
Could a rather experienced person take a look and explain what exactly i have to solder together to get 1.55vcore when i select 1.15 in bios.
I would just be SO happy :banana:
Tonni Lerche
Just connect Pin 28 (VID4) to Pin 31 (SGND) or only Pin 28 to Pin 29, because Pin 29 is already bridged to Pin 31. :)
cu, Bitpower
Here 's what i 've got.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...id=40313&stc=1
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...id=40314&stc=1
Anybody know anything about pumping the vcore up to 1.60-1.65
There are 2 vcore mods fore this mb..
The first is the one above.. have don it and i works fine ..
The other one can be found her :
http://www.rhcf.com/sis-bin/ultimate...0;t=000029;p=0
Yeah if oyu got this mobo that forum is all you 're ever gonna need. Do the .0,25 volt, 5.6 Ω mod cause then you can have all bios vcores adding 0.25volts
I tried both mods I prefer the resistor mod as there is more voltage to give but I noticed that the L6711 IC gets very hot at 1.65 -1.700 vcore.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fosco
Has anyone found a way to get 1.5vcore out of conecting one of the Vid's to Sgnd's?
Also change you just use a #2 pencil to lower the resistants of this resistor instead of changing it http://www.ocworkbench.com/2005/asro...mmodguide2.htm
Have you tried the pencil mod, how easy was it to do just out of curiosity.Quote:
Originally Posted by jonspd
I did that vcore mod, with no soldering expirience and inapropiete tools and was OK, took the instruccions from that page and was undertandable
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Originally Posted by crodan85
I didnt try a pencil I was more less asking if someone else had. It say's to replace the 2.1k ohm with a 150 ohm resistor so I was woundering if anyone had tried using a pencil to see if they could up the vddim by doing so. I would much rather have a adjustable vddim.
I dont want 1.55 vcore so I was hoping someone had found a way to get 1.5 connecting the Vid's to Sgnd's.
All the mods I have ever really done have been done via amd grabber's and I would like to either do these mod's without soldiering on the board or useing amd again.
Any help would be great.
Jonspd
did you touch it or used a thermometer?Quote:
Originally Posted by crodan85
and how hot did it get? I have been debating the rebel's mod about this vcore regulator withstanding that high of vcore/current. the spec shows the highest setting is 1.55v, (1.575v if VID5=0). Overclocking w/ 1.65 vcore runs a lot of current through this regulator. how would heat and current affect it to run >1.575v?
No I did not use a thermometer but as it felt warm I just poped on a ramsink and thats it.Quote:
Originally Posted by RimRam