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ok so i'm searching on google but i can't seem to find what i'm looking for. Zap can you give me a link to a site/manual on this feat ? also if a volt mod goes bad can that destroy my motherboard ?
Originally posted by: Kraeoss
ok so i'm searching on google but i can't seem to find what i'm looking for. Zap can you give me a link to a site/manual on this feat ? also if a volt mod goes bad can that destroy my motherboard ?
so if all goes well with the volt mod i may be able to increase the fsb to somewere @ 300+ i'm stuck @ 275-280 fsb. also where the black line is i have to cover them with graphite ? first time at this...
Hitting 300MHz+ HTT might be difficult if your board isn't already an overclockable board with all the settings.
You're thinking of a "pencil trick" but that won't work. Those black lines represent a real electrical connection, which you have to do with wires or conductive ink, which can be a real pain to get right. Why do I know this?😉
Good luck on your overclocking adventures. I had an AM2 Sempron 2600+ that ran briefly on 1.6v and 360-370Mhz HTT. I say "briefly" because the motherboard died. 😱
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