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    JBELL
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    Asus A7n266

    Originally posted by DaGoochMeister
    JBell:

    Have you found any Vcore, VIO or VMem modification articles for the A7N266?
    I did some searching and as I expected... mods to this board are simple!

    here is one

    Another good one! to boost the voltage to 2.1 hehehe you figure it out!


    Another one

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    JBELL
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    I sent email to ASUS - I REALLY want the ACR-A6CH pci sound card!


    Gootch - can xtw mod my mobo?

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    DaGooch
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    Yes, I already talked to them about the VCore modification and possibly the others. They don't have a board for reference right now. I need to give them information which chip is used on the Asus A7N266/E/C series of boards. I am looking into the A7N266-C based on the 415-D chipset myself and I need the Vcore! If you can check your motherboard, is the board using the HIP6301 chip? If it is, the VCore modification "should" be easy.

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    JBELL
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    Originally posted by DaGoochMeister
    Yes, I already talked to them about the VCore modification and possibly the others. They don't have a board for reference right now. I need to give them information which chip is used on the Asus A7N266/E/C series of boards. I am looking into the A7N266-C based on the 415-D chipset myself and I need the Vcore! If you can check your motherboard, is the board using the HIP6301 chip? If it is, the VCore modification "should" be easy.
    I have the nVidia nForce chipset

    nVidia nForce IGP-128 North bridge
    nVidia nForce MCP South Bridge

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    DaGooch
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    http://www.ocinside.de/index_e.html?..._workshop.html

    Can you find any IC controller chips? HIP 6301 or Semtech SC 2422, CS 5303?

    It seems the HIP 6301 is becoming the standard with all the new boards.

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    JBELL
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    Factory settings for the board are as such..

    All are configurable by jumpers!

    CPURAM
    133:133
    133:100
    100:133
    100:100 *defualt

    Vcore
    1.85/1.825
    1.80/1.775
    1.75/1.725
    1.7/1.675

    VDDR
    2.7V
    2.6V
    2.5V

    Onboard LAN
    Enable
    Disable

    audio 6 channel
    Center/Bass
    Bass/Center

    Audio Codec
    Enable
    Disable

    USB Devices
    6 onboard!

    Wake on USB
    +5V
    +5VSB
    *requires ATX to have minimum 2A on the +5 lead



    RAM - no less than 64Mb no more than 1.5Gb 2.5V

    TWINBANK Technology - to function at 128-bit, 4.2Gb/second mode you must use two DIMMs, if one is used then the normal 64-bit 2.1Gb/second mode is active.
    So basically you can Double your double data rate!!

    1.5V and new 3.3V AGP are ok to use - old 3.3V canNOT be used.

    onboard video is 32Mb DDR GEForce 2 with overclocking options in BIOS

    onboard SMBus connector for Smart Media

    chassis open alarm lead - 4pin

    cpu die sensor is Not onboard but instead design to work with the XP chip

    CAS settings:
    2.0T (normal)
    2.5T (normal)
    auto (turbo)
    2.0T (turbo)
    2.5T (turbo)

    VGA shared memory
    8Mb
    16Mb
    32Mb

    Graphic Aperture Size
    32Mb
    64Mb
    128Mb
    256Mb
    512Mb

    pretty damn impressive

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    Can you get over 133 fsb with that board?


    check out "XS REVIEWS"

    Want me to believe your hardware review? Show me a receipt

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    JBELL
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    Originally posted by JAWS
    Can you get over 133 fsb with that board?
    yes I forgot to post but I can do 'user defined' in the bios

    I have seen screen shots where it does over 160fsb as stock options with no mods!!

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    I am lame
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    Originally posted by JBell


    yes I forgot to post but I can do 'user defined' in the bios

    I have seen screen shots where it does over 160fsb as stock options with no mods!!
    That's pretty sweet man.

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    JBELL
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    I talked with an ASUS dealer who sells the A7N266-e MOBO - he said he doesn't carry and has never seen them and that you have to go throw ASUS directly to obtain one - well at least I am one step closer!!!

    I scored an thermaltake ram heat speader for 6 bucks also.... they had the price marked wrong so I will have to go back and get a few more!

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    Originally posted by JBell
    I talked with an ASUS dealer who sells the A7N266-e MOBO - he said he doesn't carry and has never seen them and that you have to go throw ASUS directly to obtain one - well at least I am one step closer!!!

    I scored an thermaltake ram heat speader for 6 bucks also.... they had the price marked wrong so I will have to go back and get a few more!
    That sucks!
    ASUS will probably say you gotta buy the whole board.

    Good deal on the ram sinks!

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    JBELL
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    Originally posted by Smizack


    That sucks!
    ASUS will probably say you gotta buy the whole board.

    Good deal on the ram sinks!
    in that case I would just sell my board for 200 - and I would keep the chip and heat sink
    but I doubt it becuase they tell you about the card and have it's own serial number and everything - it SHOULD be sold separately!


    but gotta wait and see.

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    Originally posted by JBell


    in that case I would just sell my board for 200 - and I would keep the chip and heat sink
    but I doubt it becuase they tell you about the card and have it's own serial number and everything - it SHOULD be sold separately!


    but gotta wait and see.
    Aight. I'll see what I can get out of them tomorrow. I'll get home late tonight.

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    JBELL
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    Originally posted by Smizack


    Aight. I'll see what I can get out of them tomorrow. I'll get home late tonight.
    Thanks!

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    JBELL
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    Well worst case I mod my BIOS to change my line in/out/mic settings to do the 6 channel....


    but I would rather have the 'more' proper setup

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    JBELL
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    Gootch - should I place a ramsink on my nvidia south bridge?


    I am making a bunch up from scratch and want to know what can use and what should not have one...

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    DaGooch
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    It would probably help to keep the chipset very cool especially for clocking purposes with all that integration.

  18. #18
    JBELL
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    Originally posted by DaGoochMeister
    It would probably help to keep the chipset very cool especially for clocking purposes with all that integration.
    I test fitted by block... fits perfectly - doesn't over hang much on the south bridge... but does fully cover and is cold to the touch - this should work great once I fire it up.

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    DaGooch
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    Have you tried the newest bios release? Here is a link if you need it. ftp://ftp.asuscom.de/pub/ASUSCOM/BIO...N266/1001C.zip

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    JBELL
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    Originally posted by DaGoochMeister
    Have you tried the newest bios release? Here is a link if you need it. ftp://ftp.asuscom.de/pub/ASUSCOM/BIO...N266/1001C.zip
    no my case shipped today... gotta wait for that - right now i am premodding my stuff before i install

  21. #21
    JBELL
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    gootch - the black squares just left of the north bridge fan - those are mosfets correct? i got my sinks to go - throw two on those???

  22. #22
    DaGooch
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    Yes, there are 2 pairs right next to the North Bridge.

  23. #23
    JBELL
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    Originally posted by DaGoochMeister
    Yes, there are 2 pairs right next to the North Bridge.
    slap some aluminum on those batages.... will that REALLY help at all?

  24. #24
    DaGooch
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    Some say yes, some say no. Eliminating all possible bottlenecks is always a good idea in my mind.

  25. #25
    JBELL
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    Originally posted by DaGoochMeister
    Some say yes, some say no. Eliminating all possible bottlenecks is always a good idea in my mind.
    I think the blue color contratsed onto this mobo is reason enough with me LOL

    I got the aluminum - it can be a negautuve thing and if it doesn't help so what I got the looks right!

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