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How you seen this device to unlock AMDs?
- Thread starter Papsomax
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If you had the motherboard of Gigabyte GA-7VAXP-A Ultra,then using the DIP Switches you can change the multiplier of your AMD
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Maybe it just drops multipliers frm range 13-... to ...-12.5.
Anyway - if you get this thing, plz test it and tell:
- if it works with late superlocked things (I bet that not, but I hope I'm wrong)
- it has to connect to pins, so plz tell what are resistances between them (holes in this plate)
So we'll know how to copy thing :>
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I was too fast with posting :]
Can you see it? Waste of cash.
Anyway - if you get this thing, plz test it and tell:
- if it works with late superlocked things (I bet that not, but I hope I'm wrong)
- it has to connect to pins, so plz tell what are resistances between them (holes in this plate)
So we'll know how to copy thing :>
//edit//
I was too fast with posting :]
Can you see it? Waste of cash.
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that does not work for locked processors.
OP
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That only applies to multiplier "unlocked" AMDs, not locked AMDs. You can changed the pins all you want, but on a locked cpu, nothing happens.
Again the caveat is this: The catch is the model number has to begin with AXDA.
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It only switches 5th FID from HI to LO by doing short circuit, switching from 13x - 24x multipliers to 5x - 12.5x range. It is only useful for Athlon XPs with default multi 13x or higher on motherboards that know only 4 FIDs. But for it's price, only idiot would buy it when you can do the same with a small wire that costs nothing.
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couldnt have put it better myself!Petr said:
