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- I had alot of cars...but I RECTUM!!!
I'm sure that some of you have found out about this from Overclockers.ru or xbitlabs but if not here's an explanation followed with a question of mine:
Lock the L2 bridge that isn't locked on the Duron processor by using the pencil trick, solder, conductive ink, etc. Once you do that the processor should then have an L2 cache of 256 KBs. Some Durons are stable with it, some are not. One person had to disable the L2 cache for his system to not crash. "The Duron processors 1.60GHz with 266MHz EV-6 FSB and functional 256KB L2 performs as fast as the AMD Athlon XP 1900+ (1600MHz, 266MHz FSB) chips that have 256KB of L2 by default."
The problem is I have a 1.2Ghz Duron Morgan and it contains no L2 bridges, so does anyone have a clue of how to do the above on it? Extra L2 cache would be nice.
Lock the L2 bridge that isn't locked on the Duron processor by using the pencil trick, solder, conductive ink, etc. Once you do that the processor should then have an L2 cache of 256 KBs. Some Durons are stable with it, some are not. One person had to disable the L2 cache for his system to not crash. "The Duron processors 1.60GHz with 266MHz EV-6 FSB and functional 256KB L2 performs as fast as the AMD Athlon XP 1900+ (1600MHz, 266MHz FSB) chips that have 256KB of L2 by default."
The problem is I have a 1.2Ghz Duron Morgan and it contains no L2 bridges, so does anyone have a clue of how to do the above on it? Extra L2 cache would be nice.