Originally posted by: astaflash
Back with a 2nd P4-m
P4-m 1.8Ghz, model
SL6FH - Core C1.
Tested on a motherboard made by
Gigabyte for
NEC/Packard Bell on the Imedia series.
Specs:
http://support.packardbell.com/uk/item/index.php?i=spec_paros
Motherboard model:
GA-85648 FXM2 Chipset
SIS 648 FX
RAM used: 1 X 512Mo PC3200/DDR400 Chips Samsung Tccd
Last bios installed: F15 15-08-2005
The mobo supports fsb 400/533/800.
The BIOS does not allow anything regarding frenquencies settings... but it's quite common on this kind of branded PCs. So I've decided to try pin modding (as related in first post) in order to get the cpu at 2.4Ghz (bus frequency 200) instead of doing it in the BIOS.
The CPU is dectected normally at 1.64 Vcore.
it works fine at 12x100
I tried the pin mod (
blue pin) to get the CPU boot at
12x200 -> it is detected at
12x100... WTF?
I tried then the pin mod (
red pin) to get the CPU at 12x133 -> it is detected at 12x133.
So I just wondering:
- if the pin scheme is the same for mobile celeron and p4m ?
- if the 200fsb pin mod is available for p4m ?
- if someone as already managed to make p4m be detected at 12x200 using only pin modding ?
Hopefully I did not broke any pin for that, I managed to bend the pins without any contact to other pins (using a magnifying glass and a very small screwdriver for clockworks)