Well I'm saving it for parts (the capacitors, NB/SB Heatsinks) incase I need any for a mod or something. I guess if you wanted it you can have it if you're willing to pay the shipping but 2 IC Chips are completely ripped off (I got a little angry lol).
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Originally Posted by EmoAddict15
I did the same thing on my first volt mod. Was doing a Vcore mod to a Soyo KT400a Dragon Ultra Plat board and broke the pin right off.
Yeah idk if i should try it again. Unless if someone lives in the area and is willing to do it for me and can a pretty secure and tight soldering job ill pay you like 10-15 bucks.
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Originally Posted by EmoAddict15
you can pass to me if you w
whant :p:
Is Abit AS8 vdimm somehow "locked" at 3.5V, because I cannot get it higher (using modded ddr booster). Interesting thing is that VTT is still raising, but vdimm stays at 3.5 (readings from uguru and booster display).
Will there be a problem if I raise VTT near 2V, using 3.5V vdimm? Or is there some way to bypass this lock ?
You can always send it out for service :PQuote:
Originally Posted by EmoAddict15
-CaT
Yeah but I'd rather not ship it out only because I don't want to wait I've been without a PC and been resorting to my moms P2 350mhz -_- lol.
that seems to be the limit of the Uguru program but take your multimeter and check the actual voltages, cause I know I got mine up to 3.9 volts, when I thought I was stuck at 3.5 volts.Quote:
Originally Posted by b|lly
checked with my multimeter, and nearly had a heart attack haha...
just watch the VTT of Uguru in windows, ignore the Vdimm reading, when going past 3.5 volts.
I think you are right :)
I dont really trust those windows numbers, where can I measure vdimm with multimeter?
its in the modding directions
I got kingston hyperX KHX3000 today (PC3000 ;) ), BH5 memory.
Since this is the most suitable thread i've decided to put my question here.
What would be the optimal settings for this memory? Becase I used to have winbond UTT in and when changing to this modules windows didn't boot up, so i had to change everything back to AUTO that it work.
Any tips?
Hipro5 thank you for your work :bows:
I have some questions about the mods. First what voltage for the caps on back(100nF-1uF)? And what is in addition to these caps? I have circled them in your pic, looks like 2V120V/S3141. MOV?
Again thank you
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Originally Posted by Astral7
I wonder why I don't get e-mail notifications about this thread?..........Anyways...... :(
The voltages should be over 6.3Volts....They are for the VCore........Those two black ones are SMD Tantalium electrolytic capacitors and were ripped off of another mobo so as to be soldered there......They are also for the VCore......Most of them are 47uf - 100uf / 2V - 6.3V.... ;)
FIRSTLY: Best is to use the 800 stripe......Now.......Quote:
Originally Posted by b|lly
As for 5:4 config. and UP TO 320MHz fsb.
Vdimm = 3.35Volts
Vchip = 1.52Volts
Vfsb = 1.31Volts
N/B Strap CPU As = PSB800
DRAM Ratio = 5:4
AGP/PCI Clock = 76/38 (forget it if you have any SATA HDs on the Intel controler)
PCI Latency timer(CLK) = 64
Delay Prior To Thermal = 32min
Cas = 2 - 5 - 2 - 2
G Accelarator = Street Racer or Auto
Refresh Cycle Time = Enhanced or Normal
Read Delay (tRD) = 5 or 6 Clocks - You could put this at 4 if in 1:1 config and your Ram modules can handle it...It gives a lot -
Comand Per Clock (CPC) = Disable
Read Delay Adjust (tRDA) = Enable or Disable
These settings are for Winbond BH-6, BH-5 and UTT based chips....
what does the N/B strap CPU do?
In AS8 it enables/disables the PAT and forces the rams to be a bit more faster......but ain't worth it to have it at 667 coz you lose a lot of overclocability of the rams and mobo......It worths only if someone plays with very low fsbs...... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by sin0822
hipro and settings to go up to 350?
So it would help me around 270fsb? The chip isnt limiting me beacuse i can do it on a divider, would it be my ram or the nB wants more volts? I have the NB set to 1.65 in bios.Quote:
Originally Posted by hipro5
Up to 350MHz BUT NOT at 5:4........... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Malachia
Only with 3:2........ ;)
FIRSTLY: Best is to use the 800 stripe......Now.......
As for 3:2 config. and UP TO 36x+MHz fsb.
Vdimm = 3.2 to 3.4Volts
Vchip = 1.50 to 1.9Volts (higher fsb=higher Vchip)
Vfsb = 1.31 to 1.55Volts
N/B Strap CPU As = PSB800
DRAM Ratio = 3:2
AGP/PCI Clock = 76/38 and 80/40 (forget it if you have any SATA HDs on the Intel controler)
PCI Latency timer(CLK) = 64
Delay Prior To Thermal = 32min
Cas = 2 - 5 - 2 - 2
G Accelarator = Street Racer or Auto
Refresh Cycle Time = Enhanced or Normal
Read Delay (tRD) = 5 or 6 Clocks and try the 7 at very high fsb - You could put this at 4 if in 1:1 config and your Ram modules can handle it...It gives a lot -
Comand Per Clock (CPC) = Disable
Read Delay Adjust (tRDA) = Enable or Disable
These settings are for Winbond BH-6, BH-5 and UTT based chips....
As I can understand, you have to play with your Rams IF your CPU can easy handle it......Also try to max out your VAGP up to 1.65Volts(without mods)Quote:
Originally Posted by sin0822
AGP/PCi help a lot??? and v-fsb??
now i have v-drop v-agp and v-chip...
What about any modded bios for AS8?
Eg, spread spectrum disabled?
AGP/PCI helps a bit , that's for sure......Vfsb helps only and high fsb ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Malachia
I think that ABIT by default, leaves the S-Spectrum disable.... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by b|lly
I don't know about that. When checking out CPU-z it moves around about 5mhz from what it is set at. Either CPU-z has issues reading it right, or speed spectrum is infact enabeled.Quote:
Originally Posted by hipro5