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Celeron 1300 - vid mod?

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acelan

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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
 
acelan said:
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!
 
Thanks for your information, but I also wanted information/experiences on this very processor.
 
acelan said:
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:D
 
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...
 
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 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 said:
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 :(
 
davefred99 said:
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
 
acelan said:


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
 
acelan said:


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
 
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Rio71 said:


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 ;)
 
acelan said:


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 :D
 
Rio71 said:


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

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
 
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