Originally Posted by hipro5
You can unsolder the coil of the Vdimm and then you're free to add the Maximizer without any fear at all.....Simple as that and you'll burn nothing on the mobo by this way.....;) .....and afterwords if you want to use the mobo without the Maxi, you resolder back this coil and you're ready......No harm at all.....:)
EDIT: I would like to add - generaly speaking - that there is NO MOTHERBOARD out there that could work OVERCLOCKED with 4 x 1GB dimms at high frequencies.....One reason is that the IMC or the Northbridge can't handle that - accualy they could do better - AND the second reason and the MOST serius, is that when they design the motherboards, they add tiny Mos-Fets on the output of the Vdimm voltage (about 40Watts -peak 80W- )......By adding 4 x 1GB modules you're OK UNLESS you're not going to overclock them by MUCH.....The modules might have a LOT of pottential to overclocking BUT the Vdimm of the mobos just CAN'T handle the load and they fail......Of caurce the user thinks that the modules can't go higher......BEEPPPP...Wrong......They can go higher that that BUT they've got NO more power to do so.......;) Motherboard's Vdimm circuit fails to feed them, so the Ram modules fail too......;)
You can SIMPLY mod your mobo so as to work WITH the DDR Maximizer and with 4 X 1GB modules ALSO.....By this way, there will be no reason not to find the max of your 4 x 1GB modules......The Maxi could provide you clean and stable Vdimm up to REAL 130Watts of power and 160Watts peak......:D ;)
