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- Dec 17, 2003
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- Sweden
I'm a newbie here, so please bear with me if I'm asking basic stuff or a topic that has been discussed before. I've spent time searching for this info with no luck so I hope you won't mind sharing your knowledge with me!
I've got an old Abit KT7A v1.0 board and recently upgraded my tbird 850 to a dirt cheap duron/morgan 1400 I stumbled upon. It's factory unlocked and has been tested and found stable at 2800MHz(!) in my cousins rather extreme system.
My problem is that the highest multiplier I can get with my KT7A board is 12.5 and that my rotten Inno3D ti4200 has a zero tolerance policy regarding any higher FSB's. I'm sure the Morgan would go higher, at 1666MHz it runs at 38-41 degrees celcius idle and it reaches 48 degrees after a night of prime95.
Any suggestions as how to get higher multipliers with the Morgan and KT7A board? For instance, I heard about a "resistor mod" to get higher multipliers but never found any info about it.
Any help appreciated!
(cross-posted this to the AMD processors section as I don't quite know where it belongs; if the mobo or the processor need modding)
I've got an old Abit KT7A v1.0 board and recently upgraded my tbird 850 to a dirt cheap duron/morgan 1400 I stumbled upon. It's factory unlocked and has been tested and found stable at 2800MHz(!) in my cousins rather extreme system.
My problem is that the highest multiplier I can get with my KT7A board is 12.5 and that my rotten Inno3D ti4200 has a zero tolerance policy regarding any higher FSB's. I'm sure the Morgan would go higher, at 1666MHz it runs at 38-41 degrees celcius idle and it reaches 48 degrees after a night of prime95.
Any suggestions as how to get higher multipliers with the Morgan and KT7A board? For instance, I heard about a "resistor mod" to get higher multipliers but never found any info about it.
Any help appreciated!
(cross-posted this to the AMD processors section as I don't quite know where it belongs; if the mobo or the processor need modding)