reconnecting Intel's broken internal connections

such as the multiplier, fsb and voltage settings.
I have the pinouts, I know how I need to set the, but an internally cut connections makes it difficult.
If I take a piece of wire and connect pin 1(which is closed) to pin 3(which is open) what are the odds this would work?

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Independant thought is good.
It won't hurt for long.

pin 1 to pin 3 was just an example.
its vcc(I think thats the right name, don't have the paper in front of me) pin 2 to pin 3 actually.
1.6v is 001000
1.7v is 000100 I think. I'm not going to break a pin, but I will try to insulate it from the motherboard, the problem is reattaching the open pin. 001xxx makes lower voltage, no matter which pin I use, I must close that connection to make it 1.65 or 1.7v. With normal cooling, how tolerant are Coppermines of 2v? If I close the pin to make it 000000 then it makes 2v, that would just be a way to see if my idea works... my goal is 1.7v, as it is an official voltage for mobile coppermines.

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Independant thought is good.
It won't hurt for long.

you could use the Powerleap adapter, it had onboard voltage setting jumpers.

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It'd be cool if it worked though

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