1333 FSB Mod, Confirmed To Be Working By Me.

[__Miguel_]

[First of all, sorry for digging this thread up.] Scratch that, I just realized I'm digging a thread with the last post made 4 days ago... lol

Ok, after reading the whole thread, I've got some questions I have some questions I would like to have answered, if you don't mind.

The first one has to do with the subject discussed in post #326 (here), confirmed working a couple of posts after. So, my question is: could the "VTT" mod provide a workaround to the boards that don't recognize the "VCC" mods (most notably, A LOT of Gigabyte boards)? Or that is really a BIOS problem, not a mod one?

Now, for the other question. I have a 775i945GZ ASRock board (there... I know, only for a small server, and that's what it's doing right now), with 2GB 533MHz DDR2 memory (maxed out... ) and an 805. Custom cooling with a Thermaltake Sonic Tower plus a XL2 Noiseblocker fan. I have seen here some BSEL mods to try out. I'd like to try them out, but but I don't know if 1) my PCI/PCI-E lock would like the 166 setting (the guy from the last link had a problem with an 865G-based mobo) and 2) the mod would be recognized by the board.

Also, do you think the 200MHz "lock-friendly" setting would also need the Voltage mod?

I don't mean to highjack the thread. If you think I should start a new one, please do tell me.

Lastly, could you please point me out (or make one... ) to a "BSEL mod" guide for Socket 775 CPUs, with pictures for EVERY strap? I have found a Voltage guide somewhere, but BSEL mods only appear for 1066 and 1333MHz, and you have to dig somewhat hard for them...

Thank you in advance.

Cheers.

Miguel


P.S.: Oh, I almost forgot. What would happen if you modded a board to, say, the 1066MHz setting (so you don't have to mod the CPU), and dropped a 1066MHz CPU in it?