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Article #575Re: cpu voltage via covering pins.. what pins?
From: Chris
Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2000 00:00
Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2000 00:00
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Hi Rob, Rob wrote: > > i used to have some tape over certain pins on my slot1 cpu(celeron) to > change the voltage to 2.2v > > they just fell off, and ive forgotten which ones were covered! > i think it was A119 B121 and B120 > > im not sure though :( > > Does anybody have a webpage with these details? i cant seem to find them > anymore 2.2v - A121,A119,B119 (if A119 breaks through, you get 2.6!) 2.4v - A121,A120,B119 (if A120 breaks through, you get 2.6!) 2.6v - A121,B119 (not recommended) 2.8v - A121,A119,A120 (don't even try it) > > thanks > rob > > -- > I am in Perth. > please reply via email if possible. > ICQ : 33087445 Cya, Chris.
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