behold you unfaithfull!
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So, I found a thread where a portuguese user(portugal powa!) explains a way to unlock the new bartons...
here it is what it says
quote:
´ve found a way to change multipliers in athlons with week39 sindrome.
Because AMD only locked L3 set, wich for desktop cpu´s is multiplier, but for mobile cpu´s is startup multiplier, we can override it to use maximum multiplier of mobile cpu, wich is 11x for desktop cpu´s, but can be increased manipulating L6 bridges.
After painting the 3rd L5 bridge, wich makes your desktop cpu a mobile one, we can use CPU MSR to change multiplier in windows.
http://www.cpuheat.wz.cz/html/AXP_multiplier/AXP_Multiplier.htm
But it only allows us 11x to 6x. The cpu will always boot at 11x, because a mobile cpu reads multiplier from L6 bridges, all of them are uncut in desktop parts, wich leads to 11x. The way to change this is cut them the way we want.
The bridge set is described here:
http://fab51.netfirms.com/pc/index-e.html
The downside is, the problem is, depending on the motherboard, it will boot at a certain mult, in my case it´s the maximum (in K7S8X-E+), wich is set by L6 bridges. In others it may not work just by doing this, but the bios may need to be moded to support P-state changes. Some boards should also boot at 6x, or lower, and have next to be set the right multiplier in windows.
Will try in Nforce 2 Ultra and post tomorrow, it worked fine in my asrock, some other boards allowed changing mult in windows, those should be fine too.
Check the thread bellow for more info:
http://www.ocworkbench.com/ocwbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=35;t=003859
Tks to all the guys that made the above URLs for all the info that was necessary tho achive this, that though not very practical, it´s the only solution, at least now, to change mults in locked athlons.
I think all of these FIDs and VID manipulation can be made by BIOS (correct me if i´m wrong), but it isn´t going to be easy...
P.S. - I noticed some decreased overclocking ability after doing this, i´ll analyse it better tomorrow and post.
Orginal post at http://www.ocworkbench.com/ocwbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=22&t=001450
So, is there any way to do it just by bios? is it realy necessary to join bridges and etc?
[]z
lol
So, I found a thread where a portuguese user(portugal powa!) explains a way to unlock the new bartons...
here it is what it says
quote:
´ve found a way to change multipliers in athlons with week39 sindrome.
Because AMD only locked L3 set, wich for desktop cpu´s is multiplier, but for mobile cpu´s is startup multiplier, we can override it to use maximum multiplier of mobile cpu, wich is 11x for desktop cpu´s, but can be increased manipulating L6 bridges.
After painting the 3rd L5 bridge, wich makes your desktop cpu a mobile one, we can use CPU MSR to change multiplier in windows.
http://www.cpuheat.wz.cz/html/AXP_multiplier/AXP_Multiplier.htm
But it only allows us 11x to 6x. The cpu will always boot at 11x, because a mobile cpu reads multiplier from L6 bridges, all of them are uncut in desktop parts, wich leads to 11x. The way to change this is cut them the way we want.
The bridge set is described here:
http://fab51.netfirms.com/pc/index-e.html
The downside is, the problem is, depending on the motherboard, it will boot at a certain mult, in my case it´s the maximum (in K7S8X-E+), wich is set by L6 bridges. In others it may not work just by doing this, but the bios may need to be moded to support P-state changes. Some boards should also boot at 6x, or lower, and have next to be set the right multiplier in windows.
Will try in Nforce 2 Ultra and post tomorrow, it worked fine in my asrock, some other boards allowed changing mult in windows, those should be fine too.
Check the thread bellow for more info:
http://www.ocworkbench.com/ocwbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=35;t=003859
Tks to all the guys that made the above URLs for all the info that was necessary tho achive this, that though not very practical, it´s the only solution, at least now, to change mults in locked athlons.
I think all of these FIDs and VID manipulation can be made by BIOS (correct me if i´m wrong), but it isn´t going to be easy...
P.S. - I noticed some decreased overclocking ability after doing this, i´ll analyse it better tomorrow and post.
Orginal post at http://www.ocworkbench.com/ocwbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=22&t=001450
So, is there any way to do it just by bios? is it realy necessary to join bridges and etc?
[]z
) have just opened the door to a future (more practical) multiplier changing method (BIOS hacks perhaps?).
