HEY!! Forgot how high you can go with voltage via the L7's

[Sketch]

Hey guys, I need more voltage to let this bird fly and didn't save the link for the page that explained how to mod the L7's for more voltage. I mean even .1 more volts would do. If anyone can remember how that works I would appreciate it.

Thanks

[AMDGuy]

Connecting the L7 bridges via a number 2 pencil will yield 1.88 volts.

Goto www.tomshardware.com for more info. I believe he has a chart showing which bridges give which voltage.

The best thing to do is change it in the BIOS if you have that option.

[Sketch]

Thanks AMD guy, I already have the voltage at 1.85, just wanted to know if I could get more via the L7"s. Without doing surgery on my board. Any other responses would be appreciated

[AMDGuy]

Sketch (Jul 13, 2001 09:27 a.m.):
Thanks AMD guy, I already have the voltage at 1.85, just wanted to know if I could get more via the L7"s. Without doing surgery on my board. Any other responses would be appreciated

Do the surgery. I did it and it worked great. Got my 650 Duron to over 1000Mhz.

I submitted a write up a week or so ago. Ed is working on it so it should be up in the next couple of days I would think.

[phiber]

AMDGuy (Jul 13, 2001 10:08 a.m.):
Sketch (Jul 13, 2001 09:27 a.m.):
Thanks AMD guy, I already have the voltage at 1.85, just wanted to know if I could get more via the L7"s. Without doing surgery on my board. Any other responses would be appreciated

Do the surgery. I did it and it worked great. Got my 650 Duron to over 1000Mhz.

I submitted a write up a week or so ago. Ed is working on it so it should be up in the next couple of days I would think.

does the surgery require alot of soldering skills??????

[Mad_Capr]

AMDGuy (Jul 13, 2001 09:08 a.m.):
Connecting the L7 bridges via a number 2 pencil will yield 1.88 volts.

Goto www.tomshardware.com for more info. I believe he has a chart showing which bridges give which voltage.

The best thing to do is change it in the BIOS if you have that option.

Which chips will this trick work for? Will it yield 1.88 for the 1.33ghz t-bird? How do you actually do the pencil trick? Do you just barely touch the pencil to the connections or do you rotate the pencil and actually apply a little pressure? Thanks.

[!-=sky=-!]

Mad_Capr (Jul 13, 2001 10:45 a.m.):
AMDGuy (Jul 13, 2001 09:08 a.m.):
Connecting the L7 bridges via a number 2 pencil will yield 1.88 volts.

Goto www.tomshardware.com for more info. I believe he has a chart showing which bridges give which voltage.

The best thing to do is change it in the BIOS if you have that option.

Which chips will this trick work for? Will it yield 1.88 for the 1.33ghz t-bird? How do you actually do the pencil trick? Do you just barely touch the pencil to the connections or do you rotate the pencil and actually apply a little pressure? Thanks.

yes i think it will get the tbird 1.88 volts too
i m not sure for that but to apply the pencil trick u find a pencil(preferably lead pencil or mechanical pencil) and draw a line connecting the two connections points u need to connect....