Celeron 1300 - vid mod?

[acelan]

Has anyone tried a vid mod on a celeron 1300 tualatin? I'm running it at 1500 [email protected] v (standard voltage) on an Asus TUSL2-C. It won't go any further with this voltage. Please post your experiences (if you already have one )

THX

 

[ol' man]

Has anyone tried a vid mod on a celeron 1300 tualatin? I'm running it at 1500 [email protected] v (standard voltage) on an Asus TUSL2-C. It won't go any further with this voltage. Please post your experiences (if you already have one )

THX

Look up top, there is a stricky that tells how to do this!

 

[acelan]

Thanks for your information, but I also wanted information/experiences on this very processor.

 

[funnyperson1]

Thanks for your information, but I also wanted information/experiences on this very processor.

its the same for all of the Celeron Tualatins....you cover the same pins to get the same voltages...no difference

Welcome to the Forums

 

[acelan]

THX i'm glad to be here

you mean there is no difference even if the celeron 1300 has another standard vcore as for example celeron 1200? that makes things easier...

 

[goaljnky]

Did the Vid Mod trick on mine on an ST6R Abit board. Got voltage up to 1.725V. No affect on FSB though. Still won't go past 118. Although I am trying to resolve a heat issue. What temp are you getting on yours.

 

[davefred99]

I have looked at the spec sheet and it looks like the vid1 to vss will give you 1.6v core. If This is wrong someone please correct me. I am not sure about your mobo but I believe you can change the voltages some in bios. from the posts I have seen you will need something like 1.65v-1.75v plus some good cooling. I have been told that the 1.3a is hard to get past 124fsb or so. I will be doing some testing myself in about a week on an abit vh6t mobo. I am currently running the same chip on a cheapo Msi 6831 at 112fsb or 1456mhz with no volt mods @ 35c under load, very stable. I will let you Know how mine does, maybe we can compare notes. Good luck

 

[goaljnky]

Re: Re: Celeron 1300 - vid mod?

Look up top, there is a stricky that tells how to do this!

Look up what? Where?

 

[Rio71]

You must however very well cool over 1,800 V.
The range of adjustment are in bios already the 1,500V -1,800V see also here:
EDIT: on the TUSL-2-C
http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=69966

 

[davefred99]

Look at the sticky in at the top of this forum under intel cpus its all there.

 

[acelan]

Did the Vid Mod trick on mine on an ST6R Abit board. Got voltage up to 1.725V. No affect on FSB though. Still won't go past 118. Although I am trying to resolve a heat issue. What temp are you getting on yours.

i get a maximum temp of 46 °C with box hsf, but i'm going to fit a watercooling system - i'm still waiting for the radiator

 

[acelan]

I have looked at the spec sheet and it looks like the vid1 to vss will give you 1.6v core. If This is wrong someone please correct me. I am not sure about your mobo but I believe you can change the voltages some in bios. from the posts I have seen you will need something like 1.65v-1.75v plus some good cooling. I have been told that the 1.3a is hard to get past 124fsb or so. I will be doing some testing myself in about a week on an abit vh6t mobo. I am currently running the same chip on a cheapo Msi 6831 at 112fsb or 1456mhz with no volt mods @ 35c under load, very stable. I will let you Know how mine does, maybe we can compare notes. Good luck

unfortunately the asus tusl2-c won't let me change a single micro-volt, i hope they will change this in a new bios release

 

[funnyperson1]

unfortunately the asus tusl2-c won't let me change a single micro-volt, i hope they will change this in a new bios release

they have go to the ASUS site or search on google the 1010 bios for the TUSL2-C as well as the hacked bios at www.x86-secret.com both allow core voltage up to 1.675

 

[Rio71]

unfortunately the asus tusl2-c won't let me change a single micro-volt, i hope they will change this in a new bios release

the 1010 and the 1011 works
i have the currently 1011

 

[Rio71]

they have go to the ASUS site or search on google the 1010 bios for the TUSL2-C as well as the hacked bios at www.x86-secret.com both allow core voltage up to 1.675

with cel-t 1300 1,500V - 1,800V

 

[acelan]

the 1010 and the 1011 works
i have the currenly 1011

i tried every bios version 1010, 1011, 1011 overclocking version, 1012 beta, nothing changes - is your board made in china or taiwan - mine is china maybe thats the reason

Schöne Grüße nach Karlsruhe

 

[Rio71]

i tried every bios version 1010, 1011, 1011 overclocking version, 1012 beta, nothing changes - is your board made in china or taiwan - mine is china maybe thats the reason

Schöne Grüße nach Karlsruhe

haste die DIP-Switches alle auf 0 gestellt --> JumperFree Mode
siehe mal im manual nach

 

[Rio71]

made in Taiwan Revision 1.04

 

[acelan]

haste die DIP-Switches alle auf 0 gestellt --> JumperFree Mode
siehe mal im manual nach

motherboard is properly set to jumper free mode, but i can't change vcore nevertheless - i can't see why - i'm currently running overclocking bios 1011

 

[Rio71]