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Good idea for pin mod?
- Thread starter HaZarD26
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pin mod should do the trick, just keep the increases small or you could burn out your cpu
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Pin mod worked for me maybe it will for you. Try here......http://www.ocinside.de/go_e.html?/html/workshop/pinmod/amd_pinmod.html
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I personally would not do any volt mods. Have you checked for an updated bios?
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ps2cho said:<<<-- But for some of us, it doesnt
depends entirely on if your cpu is unlocked, locked, or unfortunatly SUPERlocked, like mine.
Goodluck
You can pinmod cpu's for voltage, even superlocked cant ya?
I'm pretty sure any NfII is required to be able to pump out atleast 1.75v in accordance to comply with the tbird and paliminos.
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HaZarD26 said:I did it even tho i did the mod for 1.675 i got 1.87 now so its not a big deal to me it works anyways and im up to 208x11.5 @ 2403 mhz but i need my new power supply the 12v rail is at 11.4 good thing i get it tonight
I found the same thing when i did mine selected 1.65v and ended up with 1.76
No harm done tho 
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http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=17-162-010&depa=0 this one
it isnt a power problem because if i switch everything to my old computer it all works the harddrives video card optical drives but that is intel so i cant tell if my processor still works or not i might buy a new mobo some epox one soon if i cant get this working
it isnt a power problem because if i switch everything to my old computer it all works the harddrives video card optical drives but that is intel so i cant tell if my processor still works or not i might buy a new mobo some epox one soon if i cant get this working
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I would get a refund on that PSU and get a good one. The #1 mistake people make when building a pc is getting a crappy power supply. A good 400w will cost you at least $60, and a good 500w will probably be near $100. Personaly, I like fortron.
