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olingphilo 19th May 2004 10:38

inquiry
 
:ws: hi my name is olingphilo,i have an amd pro 2000+
with a K7SOM+ mother board would like to overclock the machine,but unfortunately the board cannot support overclocking.
does anyone have any ideas so as to what can be done to improve my situation.

jmke 19th May 2004 10:43

If SoftFSB ( http://www.geocities.com/enigmadeadsouls/softfsb.html ) does not work, I'm afraid there is no way to overclock this system.. the CPU is soldered to the board right?


but even then you will be limited by the boards vcore and lack of multiplier adjustements.

Could you take a picture of the CPU , close-up , with the cooler removed?
does it look like an ordinairy Athlon XP CPU? if so.. you could hard lock the multiplier / vcore by connecting/cutting bridges.. the chance of screwing up your whole system by doing this is... 50%.. minimum.. and that's when you have had previous experience doing things like this. :)

TeuS 19th May 2004 11:06

I'd let him wiretrick the CPU, either by connecting pins on the CPU or by soldering wires to CPU socket of the mainboard

check www.ocworkbench.com, they did some great modding with the k7s5a, perhaps you find something for your mainboard

jmke 19th May 2004 11:13

TeuS.. wiretrick.. hmm.. sure ->

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Originally posted by jmke
the CPU is soldered to the board right?


TeuS 19th May 2004 11:57

Quote:

Originally posted by jmke
TeuS.. wiretrick.. hmm.. sure ->


solder the CPU socket then, it has the same result as wiretricking

jmke 19th May 2004 12:03

yah right :p

Quote:

Originally posted by jmke
the chance of screwing up your whole system by doing this is... 50%.. minimum.. and that's when you have had previous experience doing things like this. :)

TeuS 19th May 2004 13:41

Quote:

Originally posted by jmke
yah right :p


no way. you search what pins you have to connect, and then you solder a few wires on the back of the mainboard.

do-able if you know how to solder, and less dangerous then cutting traces on the CPU

jmke 19th May 2004 14:07

read my quote :rolleyes:

it is far from newbie friendly, and risk of screwing up the system is high.

TeuS 19th May 2004 14:19

Quote:

Originally posted by jmke
read my quote :rolleyes:

it is far from newbie friendly, and risk of screwing up the system is high.

he might be an OC newbie, but does that mean he can't solder or he can't find someone to solder it for him?

jmke 19th May 2004 14:34



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