L12 mod

okkkkay...mhmm what should i say ? this mod just kicks ass...

http://so_krazz.bei.t-online.de/250FSB.jpg

this ain't stable... so my 2 little twinmos pc 3200 are at the end :>

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Originally posted by xtreme
okkkkay...mhmm what should i say ? this mod just kicks ass...

http://so_krazz.bei.t-online.de/250FSB.jpg

this ain't stable... so my 2 little twinmos pc 3200 are at the end :>

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did u mod ur chipset voltage to get that FSB? and what processor are u using?

Do not see anything...

im using a XP1800+ 0322 WMPW - crappy thing... won't even run stable @ 2.4ghz...
the vdd was 1.85v (dunno, i didn't test anything else...) and my vdimm was 3.22v (is needed for such fsb's :> )

so..this is my end config now...:

http://so_krazz.bei.t-online.de/config.jpg

how i said.. the cpu is crap... ;)

finally the mod gave me ~14MHz with a very cool vdd...

That's some nice results, congrat
Do u have some sandra bench to show us?

mhmm the sandra results are influenced by the ***** cpu :( 2,2ghz ain't enough for this high fsb...

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very nice see if you can get that 250 stabled out.....thats great for 3200 very impressive..........

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yep... ;D maybe ill try to sink the rams for better results... and i could give ~0.2v more ^^ may its stable then... :D

after doing the L12 mod, is there a particular bios i should use to see what the potential highest fsb can be?

VERY nice, xtreme. :toast: Probly the only chance I'd have with my 8RDA+ is to do the vdimm mod, but I'm pretty nervous about that one. :( ;)

thx ;)

hmmm i wont do this mod... sell the board and get a NF7 ;D

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Originally posted by pc ice
bios 10

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thanks man:toast:

this bios doesn't pose any problems with the serial ata or anything does it? like stability issues fixed with the newer bios'?

i am currently using the 1.7 bios. i shouldn't have any problems flashing back to the 1.0 should I?

im using bios 16 for me it works good...

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Originally posted by vector7
Ok,
For those who are getting greater FSB does this mod actually create more bandwidth or do you have to retard the timings and end up at nearly the same FPU at a higher FSB?

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I also wanna know! Tell us now!! :D

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Originally posted by Ragnarok
http://members.iinet.net.au/~zzhang/Pinmod.jpg

With Gold Arrow facing top left, the shown portition is lower right corner of the CPU

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Thank you SO MUCH dude. That pic helped me so much. i copied it on my 0319 DLT3C (w/ the new pcb) and it works perfectly!!! first i tried doing L12 but it didnt work b/c of the new PCB, then i tried doing it on the socket like shown at ocforums... neither worked. yours did tho. thanks a ton!

prior i could only do 215mhz. Now i am runnin prime stable so far at 228mhz!!!!

ragnarok, can u zoom out on that pic so that i may see the location of the 2 pins?

Emericana or Ragnarok,

I've read this entire thread and I'm very confused. Connecting those pins does the same thing as the L12 mod (133->166 mod)?

I would like to run at higher FSBs with my 0319 1700+ DLT3C. Also, what method did you use to connect the pins? Someone should post a detailed description of this mod and make it sticky.

Yitch

all you do is: connect L12 bridge using a defogger kit or paint or wire mod the pins on the bottom of the cpu or wire the socket holes...there's a pic in this thread on which holes to jumper. use the wire method, it's easy....

chile, what supplies do I need for this mod? It seems it would be easier to buy some conductive paint...but I have no idea where to find some.

I've bought a few CircuitWorks conductive pens now, and their website would be www.chemtronics.com Looks like they're located in Georgia. Hope that helps. :)