I've got a A7V333 and a 1700+ T-bred B (JIUHB) which is unlocked but I can only access the multipliers below 12.5x. Is there anyway you can use the multipliers over 13x? Can I modify the CPU or motherboard in someway to do this?
The A7V333 only supports 'high' (>=13) OR 'low' (<=12.5) at any one time. This is determined by another bridge on the CPU (L5?) that you need to toggle.
(Sorry dont have link to hand to be more precise on which bridge it is. Not sure if software ROMSIP would open the option, but also has other effects.)
Re: A7V333 + 1700+ JIUHB, only multipliers upto 12.5x
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Originally posted by Oreo77 I've got a A7V333 and a 1700+ T-bred B (JIUHB) which is unlocked but I can only access the multipliers below 12.5x. Is there anyway you can use the multipliers over 13x? Can I modify the CPU or motherboard in someway to do this?
You can only access 13+ multi if you have a 2100 or higher because these chips have the last L3 bridges cut.
I recommend 2100 over 1700 if you don't have a Nforce2 board because you will need higher multi to get a better oc with 1700 on these old boards. On NF2 boards you can use high FSB, so lower multi is not a problem.
So if I want access to the higher multipliers I have to cut the last L3 bridge? Which one is it, the one towards the center of the CPU or the other direction?
I've also heard of a 5bit mod that you can do on the motherboard to allow all the multipliers to be used? Is it difficult?
Originally posted by Oreo77 You mean the furthest away from the "L3" text?
If you count from the top of the L3 bridge, you need to cut the most bottom one. And if I remember it correctly, it should be furthest from the L3 text.
Try this thread in the O/C forum (or do a search in o/c forum for multiplier pins).
Seems you have 3 options - paint the last L3 bridge, paint some pins on the bottom of the CPU, or make your own 'jumper' that you insert in the correct CPU socket holes.
Originally posted by dukla2000 Try this thread in the O/C forum (or do a search in o/c forum for multiplier pins).
Seems you have 3 options - paint the last L3 bridge, paint some pins on the bottom of the CPU, or make your own 'jumper' that you insert in the correct CPU socket holes.
Your method is for accessing multi lower than 13 on a CPU that is above 2100.
I have a TBred 1700+ on an Abit KG7 that has the same issue with the x12.5 max multiplier. After reading the workshop on this site regarding which L3 bridges to cut.
I took the plunge and cut the 4th and 5th L3 bridges to code my cpu with a x15 multiplier to change the chip into an XP2400+.
This could work for your mobo too. At the moment I am sitting here at 2250mhz using the x15 multi and 150 fsb which is not bad for a cpu costing £43!!