Hullo everyone,
Just a quickee here, has anyone played with this feature?
I have a Athlon 1.2g chip that I have been successfully running at 1400, stock voltage. I've got 256mb CAS 2, PC133 RAM. However then I got a stick of 128 which only ran stable at CAS 3, but I've since moved that stick on. So I'm back to 256 CAS 2.
The thing is now my system won't boot at 1400 [1333 is fine] so I'm gonna have a go at tweaking the I/O voltage and was just wondering if anyone has tried this procedure and had any success?
I'm not clear as to how to go about this from the manual, it tells me that 2-3 is the default [3.45v], 1-2 is 3.30v and 3-4 is test mode. Which way do I go?
Thanks in advance
Cheers
Jas
Just a quickee here, has anyone played with this feature?
I have a Athlon 1.2g chip that I have been successfully running at 1400, stock voltage. I've got 256mb CAS 2, PC133 RAM. However then I got a stick of 128 which only ran stable at CAS 3, but I've since moved that stick on. So I'm back to 256 CAS 2.
The thing is now my system won't boot at 1400 [1333 is fine] so I'm gonna have a go at tweaking the I/O voltage and was just wondering if anyone has tried this procedure and had any success?
I'm not clear as to how to go about this from the manual, it tells me that 2-3 is the default [3.45v], 1-2 is 3.30v and 3-4 is test mode. Which way do I go?
Thanks in advance
Cheers
Jas
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