Recent content by rkoelewijn

dandan, On page 54, table 40 is the description of the on-die diode connection and on page 82, figure 23 you can find the pins in the same corner as the vid pins. regards, Roberto Koelewijn

Compnut, I tested the vid3 connection to Vcc, it results in 2.05 V Vcore seen as default ! regards, Roberto Koelewijn

KWG, What BX6 mod ? The modification will consist out of removing the thermistor RT3 under the cpu replacing it with a 3.3 nF capacitor, replacing a 10k (R247 nearby monitor chip) resistor with a 30k resistor and connecting the on-die temp. diode to the capacitor where the THERMDP (pin AL31)...

I had the same problems with the cuv4x. It's related to the selected vcore. If you set your vcore back to 1.65 or 1.70 (i don't know anymore) you will have no boot problems. But when you pass the magic line it will not boot, or only after a hard reset. I have waited a week for the solution, but...

Thanks Compnut, i had overlooked the vid3 option. But how did you overcome the vid2 pin, on the celeron the pin is grounded. In order to get 1.85 V the pin should not be connected, otherwise the motherboard will detect 2.05 V ! i don't think saving the bios will help, because the bios doesn't...

I had a CUV4X for a week, but i got boot problems trying to overclock my Celeron 566. btw i got the same problems with the CUBX. I returned then and i now in the process of buying a abit BM6. In the mean time i'm using a converter in a Soltek board and the cpu is even willing to run 952 !