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Originally posted by macci
I did it this way:
cut the trace on the backside like on catch22's pic.
solder 1k VR middle pin to MC50 upper side, solder one of the side pins of the VR to Vtt mosfet pin (left pin), solder the third VR pin to GND. Set the VR value to 0ohms between MC50 and Vtt mosfet pin (0hms between the VR middle pin and the VR pin u soldered to Vtt mosfet). Start increasing the resistance between MC50 and Vtt mosfet pin and measure the Vtt from Mosfet leg with multimeter.
This is on IC7 and BIOS doesn't seem to read the Vtt voltage changes made by the mod.
I stabilized mine at 247 1:1 2-2-2-5 with the mod (Vdimm 3.3V, Vtt 1.65V). Without the mod it would just reboot and give bluescreens for me even at 240.
time to imporve NB cooling and increase some other volts now. Also added another capacitor right below AGP slot (the cap there was running DAMN HOT!)
Wonder if I should remove the MC50 and MC64? My Vdimm doesn't seem to flucuate too much thou (0.02V or so).
Szymek, you killed IC7 wth Vnorth mod? how did that happen? what went wrong?
Hello macci I feel like crazy cause you said my name :banana: