Please help me!! Celeron 1200@1464

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tron.alessio

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• Nov 15, 2001

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hi,
i am a italian navigator of the web and your site.
could you please tell me what i must do to increase the voltage higher 1.675V with my ASUS TUSL-2C, it's impossible to do it in the bios. maybe, would i change my mother board? i know what i am risking....sorry for my bad english, but, please, answer me!! thank you bye bye

Alessio

 

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Sklathill

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• Nov 15, 2001

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All you have to do is connect VID1 and VID2 together. Check out http://www.hardocp.com/articles/intel_stuff/bumpvoltage.html for a similar procedure.

 

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• Nov 15, 2001

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Sklathill said:

All you have to do is connect VID1 and VID2 together. Check out http://www.hardocp.com/articles/intel_stuff/bumpvoltage.html for a similar procedure.

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No the pins are different now, you have to connect different ones to achieve the higher voltages. Here is a url to help you.

http://developer.intel.com/design/celeron/datashts/298596.htm

You are concerned with page 21 and 60 I believe.

 

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Sklathill

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• Nov 15, 2001

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Er...I said a similar procedure, not the exact procedure. If you connect VID1 to VID2, as I said above, you'll get a default voltage of 1.675.

 

ol' man

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• Nov 15, 2001

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Yeah, sorry about that you are right it is vid 1 and 2 connected. These data sheets will tell you where they are. I am dealing with a 1.375 defualt vcore with my chip I accidently ripped out vid 1 It allows me to go higher with my default vcore.

 

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• Nov 16, 2001

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Anyword on this yet or what dude?