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"S.Heenan" <sheenan@wahs.ac> skrev i en meddelelse
news:004oc.421833$Pk3.142047@pd7tw1no...
> J.F.K wrote:
> > "S.Heenan" <sheenan@wahs.ac> skrev i en meddelelse
> > news:he2oc.420707$Pk3.269042@pd7tw1no...
> >> J.F.K wrote:
> >>> I've not yet tried the 1006 bios, but I've tried some overcloking,
> >>> why is it that I cant go below the multiplyer 13, but I can run
> >>> whitout problems at 13,5x and 14x... Even 14x170 (2380MHz), whitout
> >>> any probs.
> >>> This I tought was cool, but I still am a little irritated about the
> >>> Vcore set to 1,85v. The temp was abuot 67 degrees celcious, after
> >>> playing for about 20min.
> >>> Does this mean my xp3000 is locked or unlocked?
> >>
> >>
> >> Sounds like it's unlocked to me, since the native multiplier is 13x.
> >> The Asus board lcaks the 5th multiplier bit, so multipliers below
> >> 13x are unavailable, unless a particular L3 bridge is opened.
> >>
> >> Did you read the reply from Paul concerning VID modding ? Sounds
> >> like he might have something there. It is also possible that a
> >> bridge on top of the CPU is shorted or open when it shouldn't be.
> >> You might want to examine it closely.
> >>
> > Ok thanks
but what exactly am I looking for on top of the cpu? I
> > only know that I bought the cpu from af computershop in town, so it's
> > a new one. But who could be interrested in modding a cpu before sale?
> > By the way all of the xp-cpu's I've had were all som kind of brown
> > colour, but this one is dark-green, and the numbers are:
> >
> > AXDA3000DKV4D 9725537200532
> >
> > AQUCA 0321TPAW
> >
> > 27493
> >
> > And all of the pictures that I found on the internet, og the xp3000
> > has the last number as: 27488, were my is 27493, what does that mean?
>
>
>
> Your CPU is indeed a 333FSB AthlonXP 3000+ Barton with 512KB L2 cache,
> nominal 1.65V. Produced the 21st week of 2003. Stepping is AQUCA. I do not
> know the meaning of "27493".
>
> Examine the "bridges" on top of the CPU, with a magnifying glass. The L1
row
> ::::: will have burn marks where a laser cut the traces. This is what made
> your CPU unlocked. Take note of any scratches or excess thermal compound.
> Since you've removed the heatsink, you will need to clean the CPU and
apply
> fresh paste.
>
> As Paul suggests, also examine the bottom of the CPU for signs of modding.
> ie traces of conductive pen; thin stands of wire, etc. Do the same to the
> white ZIF socket.
>
> FWIW, 2380MHz is a nice overclock. Chances are you would have needed 1.85V
> for stability anyway. Try 183MHz with a 13x multiplier if you have PC3200
> RAM, once your temperatures are under control; 67°C is a little too high,
> even under load.
>
I've just upgraded the bios to the original asus 1006, with the same command
switches as before.
But still the Vcore remains at 1,85v So I dont think I ever can get this
fixed.
Everything is running fine for now, at 13x185MHz (2405MHz) but I only have
Samsung 2700 Ram, they run at 6:5.
The benchmarks are pretty cool at this point. Just now I'm running
3Dmark2001.
How high do you think I can go with the fsb?
And why do the xp3000 cpu's come in 2 different colours (brown & green)?
John