XP2100+ @ 2GHz (Locked)

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Fredie G

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• Dec 30, 2002

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I just finished overclocking this chip. I did it with only a volt mod to the motherboard. The multiplier is still locked at 13. I know how to do the first step in unlocking this chip, its the second step that I'm not too sure about. I don't know which two pins on the bottom of the cpu to connect. I really want to decrease the multiplier and increase the fsb for overall system performance.

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Chip ID: AX2100DMT3C
AGOIA 0216UPDW
95163020403

CPU @ 44c, 1.98v, 2GHz, Water cooled.

 

RnPgrosz

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• Dec 30, 2002

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To unlock your palomino you have to connect the L1 bridges and fill the gap with a non-conductive material. www.highspeedpc.com has a very easy to use unlocking kit.

 

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• Dec 30, 2002

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Get defogger repair paint. I found the grease in the unlocking kit too runnie. Here's the link to the unlocking info for the 2100.

 

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Fredie G

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Thanks guys, I got some more modding to do. I post my results when its complete.

 

alinosa

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• Jan 29, 2003

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so is that a palomino or a tbred?

 

maxima88

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Fredie G, you've got a palomino core not a tbred so unlocking it will take connecting all L1 bridges. Looks like you got it confused with the tbred were you only have to connect the 5th L3 bridge.

 

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Fredie G said:

I just finished overclocking this chip. I did it with only a volt mod to the motherboard. The multiplier is still locked at 13. I know how to do the first step in unlocking this chip, its the second step that I'm not too sure about. I don't know which two pins on the bottom of the cpu to connect. I really want to decrease the multiplier and increase the fsb for overall system performance.

Thanks

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Here you go It's a better idea to use conductive paint instead of a wire.

 

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• Jan 29, 2003

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Does that wire trick work on all T-Bred processors. I thought it only worked on the 2400+'s and above

 

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If you have a default multipier from 13X & above & a motherboard that can not read all 5 FID Pins shorting these 2 pins will allow you to use 12.5X & below. The first sighting of this mod was for a XP2100+ Palomino chip.