Pin Wrap Comfirm?

[trapper]

can you have a look at my "good!" picture and can someone tell me exactly what combos of wrapping acheive whay cv's its a cellie cBo 600mhz MALAY sckt370 66fsb,Also i can set my cv via the BIOS but does this actually change the cv or just make it look good , Please dont send me to any of the usual Hocing pages as im semi brain dead unless shown in ultimate laymans terms how it works!!


Cellie 600@901
core according to chip (1.60)
core according to the bios up to (3.00)
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soundblaster 16 pci
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[batboy]

First off, if you can change voltage in the BIOS to the desired setting, then you don't need to do this pin wrap trick. You have to make sure you really have a cB0 C-600 with a default of 1.5v before beginning, this is critical. Look on the top of the CPU and read the printing to make sure it says 1.5v before beginning. If it says 1.7v, then it's a cC0 CPU and the following pin connection combinations will not work. You have to use a different scheme. Connect the following pins if it really is a cB0 C-600:

VSS-VID0=1.55v
VSS-VID1=1.60v
VSS-VID0-VID1=1.65v
VSS-VID3=1.90v
VSS-VID0-VID3=1.95v
VSS-VID1-VID3=2.00v
VSS-VID0-VID1-VID3=2.05v

It's easier to just connect two pins, so the 1.6v and the 1.9v mods are good candidates to try. I don't recommend wrapping the pins to go for anything higher than 1.9v, you are asking for a fried CPU at those voltages. Even at 1.9v you better have excellent cooling and watch those CPU load temps like a hawk.

http://www.hardocp.com/articles/intel_stuff/celepins.jpg

[trapper]

thanx again man i was unsure if the bios settings actually worked or not on th CV but now i know i have allready wrapped this chip b4 on a msi-mobo which had no bios control of much and it was all board moves and a pin wrap for 1.90 from as you sat i.5 def for the cBo...........respect:burn: