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post #21 of 190
2/8/06 at 3:29pm
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Hell for that much you can get the xbox 360 that has the same or even better graphics then the maxed out 9300.
HAHA...LOL....LMFAO..the xbox 360 can kiss my ass imo
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post #22 of 190
2/8/06 at 3:30pm
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Originally Posted by hulk2006
for $350 it isn't worth it.

Hell for that much you can get the xbox 360 that has the same or even better graphics then the maxed out 9300.
I wouldnt pay 100 bucks for an X-Box personally as I prefer a PC much more. I also have a 755 here that didn't cost me a penny!
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post #23 of 190
2/8/06 at 3:54pm
This might end up as a nice upgrade for when my 760 starts to feel slow...
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post #24 of 190
2/8/06 at 3:55pm
I already have a "real" 2.13, but dang, an upgrade to 2.67 Ghz would be NICE!
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post #25 of 190
2/8/06 at 4:01pm
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I used two wires for the pinmod/voltmod

First one is like this to force 533FSB, as posted by Why0Why:

http://www.picturebio.com/images/laptoppics/image6.jpg

Second one is grounding VID4 by conneting G4 and F4, boosting volt to 1.596v

Then in Windows adjust the volt down to 1.212v (actual volt will be 1.212+1.596-1.34=1.468v)


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Originally Posted by Adrenolin
azure.. can you tell me what pins you shorted? I now B16 <-> C16 need to be shorted and is what I currently have with my 1.8 to 2.4 now. Right now I'm looking at this 2.0 400 and thinking about doing this. I'm thinking I having to short D2 <-> E2 and F2 <-> G3 aswell as B16 <-> C16. Is this correct?
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post #26 of 190
2/8/06 at 4:07pm
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The only thing that bothers me is I couldn't get Prime stable @1.452v, by grounding VID's 0 , 1 and 2. Otherwise CHC is unnecessory and the mod would be controlled purely by hardware.
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post #27 of 190
2/8/06 at 4:10pm
so close
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post #28 of 190
2/8/06 at 4:19pm
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Originally Posted by azure
The only thing that bothers me is I couldn't get Prime stable @1.452v, by grounding VID's 0 , 1 and 2. Otherwise CHC is unnecessory and the mod would be controlled purely by hardware.
Still, can't complain about 1.468v . Great work, I'd like to see you run some synthetic benchmarks in SANDRA 2005 if you have the time, just to see what kind of number crunching 2.66GHz is capable of. Also, try Super Pi too, might be able to get 31 sec . Anyway, great work and great chip
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post #29 of 190
2/8/06 at 4:19pm
AZURE:

I think that is awsome!! Bravo. I am just getting back into the OC'ing game after a few years off but I have picked up enough in these forums to know that what you did is absolutely kick ARSE!!

I hope yer using AS5.

Bravo. I hope it all stays on the up & up for ya.
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post #30 of 190
2/8/06 at 4:20pm
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Originally Posted by hulk2006
for $350 it isn't worth it.

Hell for that much you can get the xbox 360 that has the same or even better graphics then the maxed out 9300.
Factor in the fact that you could then sell your current 533mhz FSB CPU for $100-$200 depending on what processor you have; and it's not such an exspensive upgrade.
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post #31 of 190
2/8/06 at 4:23pm
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Originally Posted by mZimm
Factor in the fact that you could then sell your current 533mhz FSB CPU for $100-$200 depending on what processor you have; and it's not such an exspensive upgrade.

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post #32 of 190
2/8/06 at 4:25pm
Do you have to use special software to do this or can you just pin mod it and leave it alone?
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post #33 of 190
2/8/06 at 4:27pm
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I used CHC to lower voltage otherwise it would be 1.596v
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post #34 of 190
2/8/06 at 4:29pm
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I will do if I got time!

although SANDRA is not my favorite since it's too clock sensitive

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Originally Posted by Mr. K6
Still, can't complain about 1.468v . Great work, I'd like to see you run some synthetic benchmarks in SANDRA 2005 if you have the time, just to see what kind of number crunching 2.66GHz is capable of. Also, try Super Pi too, might be able to get 31 sec . Anyway, great work and great chip
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post #35 of 190
2/8/06 at 4:30pm
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Originally Posted by mZimm
Factor in the fact that you could then sell your current 533mhz FSB CPU for $100-$200 depending on what processor you have; and it's not such an exspensive upgrade.
LOL... as you know I'm still laughing over my 1.6 533 selling on eBay for 125.00 on Monday and my 6800GO selling for 240.00 Sunday night!

If you can get those numbers these upgrades are not that much!
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post #36 of 190
2/8/06 at 4:31pm
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yes i use as5 but maybe i will reapply it hopefully lowering 1-2 degrees

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Originally Posted by PcGeek04
AZURE:

I think that is awsome!! Bravo. I am just getting back into the OC'ing game after a few years off but I have picked up enough in these forums to know that what you did is absolutely kick ARSE!!

I hope yer using AS5.

Bravo. I hope it all stays on the up & up for ya.
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post #37 of 190
2/8/06 at 4:31pm
On the 700m right now... My 9300 is being disassembled now for the 2.0 mod!!
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post #38 of 190
2/8/06 at 4:33pm
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awesome price!

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Originally Posted by Adrenolin
my 6800GO selling for 240.00 Sunday night!
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post #39 of 190
2/8/06 at 4:34pm
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good luck!!!

but why didn't you do it earlier???

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Originally Posted by Adrenolin
On the 700m right now... My 9300 is being disassembled now for the 2.0 mod!!
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post #40 of 190
2/8/06 at 5:08pm
I've been thinking about it for a week.. Just didn't do it. Call it lazy, call it wasn't ready, call it.. just didn't get around to it.

Anyways.. Just booted up and CPU-Z shows the following
CPU: 2.66Ghz
Multiplier: x20
FSB: 133
BS: 533
Voltage: 1.34v

Temperature is currently at 29c 5 minutes after boot and @ idle! Thats only 1c more than my 1.8@2.4!

OK so now.. what should I do next?? Run Prime or should I do something else beforehand? Yeah.. been in the IT field for years but nver really played around with this stuff before now.
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