My 1600+ is green, do I have to use 2100 unlocking

I've had my 1600+ since Decemember, but I've just got the cash to buy a new case /w something better than 200 watts (I'm guessing I've been pushing it?) and also hopefully buying a Arkua 7228 HSF so I will be able to do some serious (for me anyway) overclocking.

Since my chip is green like the 2100+, do I need to use the 2100+ method (don't want to).

Thanks

I have the same XP1600 as yours. Make sure all L1 bridges are connected by using any XP unlock kit.

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What method for XP2100+?

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hi i have a "green" 1800+ and i unlocked it the l1 way just fine
so nope you don't have to cut and solder:-)

very interested novice i am the sponge!!!! lol

You may be a bit confused. Read the article again.

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Alright thanks everyone... hopefully I get my new case /w a bunch of fans so I can do some unlocking/unclocking.

I have green one as his, and I did the same as my Thunderbird 1G (connect L1 bridges, that's all). The only difference is voltage manipulation L7 bridges on Thunderbird now is L11 on XP.
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