Thread: AMD Athlon XP processors

I have read the manual on the union of pins on an AMD processor and all that we can achieve just by now I decided to get their hands on this, the idea was to increase the multi to get a higher frequency before here Data requirements:

AMD Athlon XP 2000 + to 1667MHz (12.5 x133) Thoroughbred
Vcore 1.60V
133MHz FSB
PCChips M825 V7.2a motherboard.

According to read and modify the L3 bridges can change the multiplier, the resulting configuration, now I did the cleaning section 1 of the L3 and then pass a graphite pencil to close contact because I was simply not good; is not doing wrong because I will be the multiplier (this mod) should be less (11.5 or 11) but continued to run my process with the multi 12.5. Try several times to no avail.

Maybe the L6 or L11 bridges this something that will not let me make the mod?

To make changes to the L3 will operate the T-Bred has to be prior to 39 weeks of 2003 (3903), as if the subsequent unblocking process is different, as are superblock, in my signature there is a guide for them.

Your plate does not give you options to increase the fsb, and only supports 133 MHz ......... is ideal for trotting to get your t-bred should change mobo. The 462 socket are cheap used, and you should with a NF2 chipset (abit if possible)

In any case, if all are closed L1 be unlocked to 12.5 as I remember, and went to the multi 13x should open on the 4th. L3, which is closed only if it can be changed from 5x to 12.5x

Clean decks, and use a soft pencil pure graphite.

OK, the help is appreciated, and if the bridge was 4 L3 which must be open for more than 13 multi, I will try ... or if I should do.

Greetings.

You'll be climbing temp = this process works very close to 56 ° with the fan manufacturer.

I would not risk to OC with that board.

Luck with the multiplier.

Hopefully I find one I'm doing to renew to a Asus A7V8X Athlon XP 2400 + T-Bred, a ram 512 DDR 400 Kingston and a 80G disk..... Like 40 and I am boy! And could do something a little more produced.

Thanks again for your help.

Greetings!