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CZmanz19
04-11-04, 02:37 AM
hey i just purchased an amd xp 1800+ and a biostar M7NCD mobo. I went into bios and went to overclock it and couldnt find voltage. It has award bios and i have updated them. Is is possible that this board doesnt support overlocking the vcore. If it does are there any programs out there that can. Right now its at 1.9 but i wish i could get it higher. Thanks for the help

The Coolest
04-11-04, 05:20 AM
I think you need the Pro version of that board for multiplier and voltage control. I'm not too sure though. And no, there aren't any programs that can give you higher voltage.
You can on the otherhand either connect some bridges on the chip, or do a wire trick to increase your vcore.
Either way is not too hard. But the wire trick is safer, when you tripple check you put it in the correct pin holes.
Check out this site, it'll help you:
http://www.ocinside.de/index_e.html?/html/main_workshop.html

CZmanz19
04-11-04, 06:58 PM
hey so it doesnt have my mobo on there does anyone else have a site that might have a diagram on how to do a vcore mod?

CZmanz19
04-11-04, 09:09 PM
ok, im going to do the pin-mod and wanted to know if there are any precautions that i need know of before completing this. Also, is 1.8 enough vcore or should i go higher/lower. I am cooling with an volcano 12 so temps wont be that much of a problem

The Coolest
04-12-04, 05:11 AM
1.85 is the highest you can go without actually modding your motherboard. and unless you get bad cooling then 1.85v should not be a problem.
Only check and then recheck you inserted the wire into the correct pin holes, and use really thin wire, like a single strand from a speaker wire.
I've done these mods and they are pretty easy to do.

AMD-Me
04-12-04, 08:20 PM
eeewww biostar..the name like the boards is disgusting.

CZmanz19
04-13-04, 07:40 AM
Originally posted by AMD-Me
eeewww biostar..the name like the boards is disgusting.

Actually this board is overclocking better than my asus a7v8x. The only problem is it has no voltage.