Changing Bridges on AXP2000+ Treb "b"

Ok i havnt got a motherboard that allows voltage changes (well..at least not for the next few months or so)
now, can i change the L bridges on the CPU to throw it some more voltage....

cos i looked on this site,HERE

i put my voltage at 1.6v , Multiplier as 12.5, and on LOCK

but when i opened up and had a look at my CPU, it looked different to what the picture shows. it had like 3 layers to all the L bridges.

Such like this : . . .

it was like 3 of them, so im kinda confused,so, kinda confused i used a 0.5mm HB pencil and connected the bridges that it stated like this


. .----.

but just left the 3rd 'layer'

it didnt change the voltage and i mreally confused whats going on
can somebody try nad clear this up?

I used the pin mod method for my TBred B.

http://www.ocinside.de/go_e.html?/html/workshop/pinmod/amd_pinmod.html

I set my CPU to 1.8v by adding a wire & it works great. Its a little safer too.

what do u mean by added a wire?

what are those little black lines? is it just simply a wire wrapped around the bottom metal parts of the CPU?

im kinda confused sorry

anybody know?

no, they work by using the piece of wire and sticking it in the actual socket... that picture is just showing you where the holes would line up showing you which holes need to be inserted... but basically you have a tiny piece of wire going from 1 hole stretched into the adjacent hole

ahhh, ok i get it, its not actually the cpu, its the physical socket, okay.

now what do u recommend to use ? would like a paperclip work ?

I'm shocked at some of your thoroughbred 2200+ scores.
That's quite a high voltage (1.79v!) for only 2050 Ghz or so overclock!

ive been told the ideal thing to use is if you have old phone cords cut those and strip the outside coating off, use the copper strands for the pins

ok cheers ill see if i can find an old phone cord =)