Clovertown Bsel mod

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Originally Posted by [XC] Jaco

How do you connect VID6 with pin AM4 ?
Some sort of special marker ?

I'd like to try this on my E5420's . I'm stuck at 3 Ghz now.
440x7.5 is my goal. 1.3v should be enough. (then I just need to tape VID5 , VID4 and VID1)

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Aluminum or copper tape ;)

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Originally Posted by STEvil

Aluminum or copper tape ;)

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or a special marker would also work its called Circut Writer

http://www.mcmelectronics.com/product/200-175

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Originally Posted by Mr_Slinky

or a special marker would also work its called Circut Writer

http://www.mcmelectronics.com/product/200-175

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I have one here, tough to do a fine line with them.
You need to mask off the sides of the lines and thats tough to do when the path is .106" wide as it is on a 45nm chip.

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Originally Posted by Mr_Slinky

or a special marker would also work its called Circut Writer

http://www.mcmelectronics.com/product/200-175

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Hate those things.

Tape is easier.

No problems, blowing up logic I/O on the chip, have been seen by pulling high or low? I would expect it to be buffered, but I don't know...

Thx,
Bob

havent seen any die from it.

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Originally Posted by STEvil

havent seen any die from it.

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Thx, that was the only thing I was wondering about.

So,"let loose the dogs of war" on this new machine.....It will either burn, or set records......:rofl::ROTF::clap:

But, I guess I better put it together first, and make sure it can run at default, before I let it fly....

Thx STEvil,
Bob

Please let me know if this works.
I was worried about grounding the pin too, but seeing that BSEL mods (and Shamino's VID pinmod) involving shorting the pins work without blowing the chip, I assumed it is safe.
Of course LGA775 chips can be modded all the same; you have to find correct pins and vid table in Intels datasheet.

And thank you guys for appreciation :up:

Now i made the Tape pieces little smaller ^^

If what is here is all true then connecting VID4 to AK5 will change all 1.25v CPU's to 1.35v.

AM4, AL3, and AK5 are all VSS. Pretty much anything else is labeled as "reserved" or "VCC_DIE_SENSE"

Yes, and I intend to do just that STEvil. BUT not until Asus releases a working bios for E0 CPUs.. I ain't touching the X5450's until then.
You just don't risk a 40k/d cruncher for the sake of an added 5k/d at the risk of losing all 40k for the time being.

Thx~

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Originally Posted by jcool

Thanks xoqolatl for comfirming my apporach, that's the way I also thought would be right.

So I'm going to do the mod for 1.35V on my X5450's, as they already have 1,25V stock I only need to ground Vid4 :)

Stupid mobo, it undervolts to 1,21V bios and gives only 1,17V after Vdroop, so I need more juice to run 4Ghz+.

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I just tried this on a Harpertown X5450 and it boots up to 1333 every time... I re-did the tape several times now. It always boots and always to 1333mhz default...

I am using an LGA 775 board with the LGA 771 adapter. I suppose that has an effect on this right?

http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/2d5...dqcrp7iu7g.jpg

Thanks

What Mobo do you have?

I was all excited to try this until it occurred to me that my Asrock GS41C-GS tops out at 1333 (333 on the bus) so you could ask the CPU to run as fast as you want on that board and the most you are going to get is 1333,,,,,, :(

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Originally Posted by chris89

I just tried this on a Harpertown X5450 and it boots up to 1333 every time... I re-did the tape several times now. It always boots and always to 1333mhz default...

I am using an LGA 775 board with the LGA 771 adapter. I suppose that has an effect on this right?

http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/2d5...dqcrp7iu7g.jpg

Thanks

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Originally Posted by Riktar

What Mobo do you have?

I was all excited to try this until it occurred to me that my Asrock GS41C-GS tops out at 1333 (333 on the bus) so you could ask the CPU to run as fast as you want on that board and the most you are going to get is 1333,,,,,, :(

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I think im sitting right there with ya... 1333 max support. Maybe x5470 max 3.33Ghz quad 12mb cache...

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...name=c01077641