Connecting L7 Bridges - no 1.85vcore?

[oc jason]

Well to take my chip (AHYJA Y 1.33) I connected the 1 L7 bridges that was not connected on chip, trying to bootup at default of vcore 1.85 but to no avail. IS this supposed to do it, or am i misteaken, or have I just not done it correctly . I used a #2 mechanical pencil, and thought i diid a good job, even used a magnifying glass to check it? DO i need to do it again

[YMAN]

I am no expert on the bridges
but you should use a conductive
pen. A pencil will, after a while wear
away. Also the connection is most
likely not that great because you are
using a thin pencil mark rather than a
decent size trace. :(

I have seen conductive pens in many
computer parts/tools catalogs.

I would wait, to get some input
on those bridges first. Before you
try a conductive pen. As you may
be mistaken.

[eobard]

Originally posted by [OC] Jason
Well to take my chip (AHYJA Y 1.33) I connected the 1 L7 bridges that was not connected on chip, trying to bootup at default of vcore 1.85 but to no avail. IS this supposed to do it, or am i misteaken, or have I just not done it correctly . I used a #2 mechanical pencil, and thought i diid a good job, even used a magnifying glass to check it? DO i need to do it again

I'd check the traces that are already supposed to be connected, someone may have messed up at the factory or something.

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[eobard]

That is good.