best modded bios for th7II please

pgiinc said:

can you send it to me please i have mr naturals 40b dated back in 1/02 I would like to try a newer mod as i have put in a new cpu th7II 2.4B @ 2.77 now it ran a little higher in a bd7II like 2.82 so i like to get the mhz back

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pgiinc said:

can you send it to me please i have mr naturals 40b dated back in 1/02 I would like to try a newer mod as i have put in a new cpu th7II 2.4B @ 2.77 now it ran a little higher in a bd7II like 2.82 so i like to get the mhz back

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jolottashakn said:

Arman68 said in Annamaria's thread on 9/18/02,

"The 7A being based on the 7C I doubt anyone can get 1.7v with the Northwood P4. In order to add more voltage it would require quite a lot of rewriting some portions of the bios. I do not think Annamaria, myself or even Mr Natural have the ability to do it; at least not without putting in a huge amount of work.

To clarify: the bios does go up to 1.85v, but only for the willamette P4. With the Northwood, the maximum voltage is 1.7v, and it is not recommeded to go over that."

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Annamaria said:

Grazie del chiarimento sul fatto che non é consigliabile superare gli 1,7v...
x Gli irriducibili.
Sto preparando la versione 7G, con vcore impostabile fino a 1,85v...Aspettatela entro fine settimana.
Riguardo alla 7A esse consente vcore fino a 1,7v, come massimo consigliato...E' stato un mio errore di battitura...Scusatemi...

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arman68 said:

Translation:

Thanks for emphasising the fact that it is not recommended to exceed 1.7v… I am now preparing a 7G version, with a vcore than can go up to 1.85v… Expect it by the end of the week.Regarding the 7A, vcore only goes up to 1.7v, as recommended… Sorry for any confusion I caused.

Annamaria, how are you planning to increase the vcore? You might have some problems with the overvoltage protection.

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