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ocinside

Erstellt: 11:45 am 26. April 2007

Sure, the necessary pin mod and/or bridge mod is available in the workshop.

sdn6754

Erstellt: 0:03 am 17. April 2007

Hi i was wondering if sone one could help me either:

get my motherboard running at 1.35v
or
get the processor to run at 1.5v
the main board is an ASUS K8V SE deluxe v2 (socket 754)
and i want to put in it a mobile athlon 4000 (AMN4000BKXSBU)

but i dont want to cook the processor on first boot and i cant reduce the vcore voltage in the bios i can only increase it.

Is there a pin mod i could do to enable the processor to get less volts or to work from higher supplied voltage
any help would be appreciated.
Thanks

Painless

Erstellt: 13:55 am 27. März 2007

Zitat von Beomaster um 10:06 am März 27, 2007
when switching to manual, are you able to change VCore?
will your computer start, when you underclock your processor, for looking how high voltage is, when setting is manual?
if nothing is working and you want a higher voltage, you maybe should look for the wire trick

No, I ain't able to underclock the processor. And I ain't able to change the voltage when set to manual. And I am looking for some easy mod, not physical ones. But thx for the help anyway. If someone knows that there's some way to mod the bios, ie. using a floppy disk for it, let me know about it.

Beomaster

Erstellt: 10:06 am 27. März 2007

when switching to manual, are you able to change VCore?
will your computer start, when you underclock your processor, for looking how high voltage is, when setting is manual?
if nothing is working and you want a higher voltage, you maybe should look for the wire trick

Painless

Erstellt: 18:18 am 26. März 2007

So, as the headline says, I have an issue with my motherboard's vcore setting. The thing is that it cannot be changed. There are only settings "auto" and "manual". When using manual, the computer won't boot and it only says it's too low voltage for my equipment. And there's no ways to change this through some place else of the bios. I've tried searching with google but there's been no guides with this. So, is there some way to "mod" the bios to get this setting working or something? I've flashed the bios to the newest version.

I'd value helping.

(Geändert von Painless um 18:19 am März 26, 2007)