Did L12 mod, 1800+ broke 2.8GHz and a nice side effect

[windwind]

http://home.netvigator.com/~anthchan1/Windwind/2819.jpg

http://home.netvigator.com/~anthchan1/Windwind/x22.jpg

[dead_man311]

thats one sweet oc there. stock there 1530Mhz thats close to double the speed on it. Congrats on that one

[SewerBeing]

what kind of temps are you getting?

[itshondo]

wow

[The Coolest]

2.2v....... The speed is mind blowing tho

[@md0Cer]

wow! I assume you must be getting subzero temps right? Also 2.1Vcore I would not recomend if you are going to run this 24/7. That high a vcore could bassically kill the chip after a while.


BTW, what is that in the second pic? FSB is waaay low but it is at 2.2Ghz on 1.63vcore?

[Diablo21ST]

nice work!!!

[{PMS}fishy]

Originally posted by @md0Cer
wow! I assume you must be getting subzero temps right? Also 2.1Vcore I would not recomend if you are going to run this 24/7. That high a vcore could bassically kill the chip after a while.


BTW, what is that in the second pic? FSB is waaay low but it is at 2.2Ghz on 1.63vcore?

There is nothing worng with running that kind of voltage on a 24/7 basis provided that there is good enough cooling. It appears from his sig that it on a cascade.

[Gautam]

Awesome overclock, and I agree, it's a good thing to use 2.1v for a max overclock at least. Dunno why everyone always wimps out at 1.95v :p.

But could we have some more details? What exactly did the L12 mod accomplish for you in terms of a speed increase?

[Steven4563]

i wimped out at 1.8V lol

nice overclock tho :cool:

[makaka]

wow nice overclock

[login211]

awesome overclock

what side effect are you talking about?

[ProBoner]

I think the side effect is that he can now run at 2200mhz using under 1.65v ;)

[Steven4563]

i can run at 2.2ghz at 1.65V and i think most 1700+'s and 1800+'s can too

[windwind]

Hey i'm back. Today I've been busily playing with some memory sticks as well as a new mobo, the Abit NF7 V2.0.

2.8GHz is just the "max screenshot speed", it couldn't even finish any simply benchmarks. But then this is just my little 1800+'s milestone. :D

Without L12 mod the FSB hits a wall at around 220MHz, absolutely no chance to reach 2.8GHz at 224x12.5.

As for the side effect thing, sorry guys, it's a mistake. Forget it. :rolleyes:

[windwind]

Finally truly break the 2.8GHz mark:
http://home.netvigator.com/~anthchan1/Windwind/2819.jpg

For 24x7 I run my 1800+ @ 2.6GHz 1.9V instead.

By the way, this is the max FSB reached by my Abit NF7 V2.0, with D10 bios, 1x512MB Kingston Hynix memory, not fully stable yet:
http://home.netvigator.com/~anthchan1/Windwind/250fsb.jpg

This is the max FSB reached by my Epox 8RDA+ V1.1, with lastest bios, 1x512MB Kingston Hynix memory, not fully stable yet:

http://home.netvigator.com/~anthchan1/Windwind/238fsb.jpg

Let me know if there's any better BIOS for my 8RDA+

[MetalStorm]

Was the L12 mod you did to make the chip a 166 or 200fsb chip?

[DeathONator]

And what stepping is it? I can run my NIUHB at 2.64ghz, not stable but I'm only at 1.95v until I remount my CPU block, or go to waterchilling.

[trueplaya4ever8]

nice overclock ;)

[JoT]

Very nice oc :eek:

Link to the L12 mod? :D

[Barn_Angel]

and i wimped out at 1.8 on my DLT3C...i'm back to 1.7 till i get some real cooling or something...

[Sentential]

Pinmod/L12: http://www.ocinside.de/go_e.html?/html/workshop/pinmod/amd_pinmod.html

I read ur sig JoT....

I could teach you to fly a plane, but from my experiance with Flight Sims, it would be a one way trip, resulting in a crater. --9mmCensor

Very funny.:D Give me a year or two and I can officially teach u pplz how to fly. Soon (5-6yrs) you will hear my voice over the intercom......

God forbid an OCer (namely I) take the helm of a multi-million dollar aircraft full of people.:cool:

[Gemini1706]

Nice :)

What is your temp?
Cooling?

[mata2974]

Was the L12 mod you did to make the chip a 166 or 200fsb chip? it really does not matter as long as its seen as 166 or 200

[felinusz]

Good work!

My JIXIB 0332 took 1.95 volts to be stable at (211 X 12.5) 2638 MHz; your 1.9 volts for this speed is awesome! I'm wondering if you did any sort of a Vcore burn-in on your chip, and if it helped you at all?

I'm also wondering if you have noticed any weird happenings in 3DMark after the L12 mod. After I L12 modded my Thoroughbred JIXIB I found that I still couldn't handle a higher FSB 100% stably- 3DMark would freeze or crash while Prime95 was stable, at any FSB above my old (before L12 mod) FSB limit (this with an NF7-S). Also, did the L12 mod help your stable FSB on the Epox board, or only the NF7-S?

What's your chip stepping, and what kind of temperatures are you looking at where you're sitting?

[jtf2]

This is why I've opted to OC my 2000+ and not my P4 3.0 even thought the 3.0 can run at 3.75. The 2000+ runs at 2.2 100% stable and i've been trying for 2.3-2.4. If I somehow fried the P4 it would cost me $300can to replace it whereas those 2000+ sell for $85. Big difference.

[Dukemurmur]

What do u ppl use as a cpu volt burn in just a normal CPU burn in or something else?

[Silent Buddha]

I run Prime95 small ftts with low clock speed (high FSB, low multi) and the max Vcore I am comfortable with.

VERY NICE OC by the way :D
So the only unpleasant side effect of this mod is lower FSB?

EDIT: pics are gone :(

[cujo]

wow this thread was on it's way to the graveyard. what made it come back??