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post #201 of 1457
7/15/05 at 3:14pm
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Originally Posted by sarcoptic
I just ordered a 9300 with a 1.6ghz....I already have a 700m which has a 1.6ghz 725 in it....can I switch the processors around giving the 700m the 533fsb from the 9300 and give the 9300 the 400fsb from the 700m? How will the 700m recoginize the 533fsb processor?
the 1.6 533fsb will run at 400fsb and thus 1.2ghz in the 700m
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post #202 of 1457
7/15/05 at 3:15pm
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Originally Posted by RamIt
99 1500 clubcab 4x4
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post #203 of 1457
7/15/05 at 3:18pm
The 700m will work fine with the 9300's 1.6 but it will be running at 1.2 ghz instead of 1.6.
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post #204 of 1457
7/15/05 at 4:03pm
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Originally Posted by ziddey
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Originally Posted by ofelas
RamIt - thx! What year Ram, btw?
He was asking about my truck.
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post #205 of 1457
7/15/05 at 5:25pm
Here's my 2001 OffRoad with 395 ft-lbs. rear wheel torque.



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post #206 of 1457
7/16/05 at 12:41am
where do I buy the jumper for ZIF socket
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post #207 of 1457
7/16/05 at 6:37pm
Time to chalk up another success story. Finally got around to pinmod my 1.6 and it worked like a charm the first time around.. the only problem is that it seems to run a tad hot so far (43 degrees, hardly in use compared to around 30 before). Anyone know why? I applied AS5 but as far as I know it will take a while before it reaches max effect.. hmm, i won't be happy if this temp doesn't drop considerably.
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post #208 of 1457
7/16/05 at 6:53pm
Different core revisions but same die size. They obviously cleaned up some voltage leaks with the 533's but dont let it bother you. 29.4* in my house at the moment and 35* cpu. Let the AS5 cure for a while.
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post #209 of 1457
7/17/05 at 11:06pm
ok after reading almost this whole thread can u guys tell me if this sounds about right ?

the 1.7 best chance of the cpu's to run stable @ highests speed ?

1.6 most likely ro run without trouble ?

i would really liek to mod for the greatest performance increase , otherwise its not really worth it .

thanks to all who help
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post #210 of 1457
7/18/05 at 12:12am
yes, from what i gather about 90 to 95% of the time 1.7 to 2.26 works, where as about 100% of the time 1.6 to 2.13 works (I have yet to hear a case where it didn't work), and maybe 20% (perhaps much higher) of the time you can get a 1.8 to 2.4 ghz by simultaneously doing Vcore mods. I stuck with the 1.6 to 2.13 and sometimes wish I went witth the 1.7 but its only 133 mhz difference in speed
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post #211 of 1457
7/18/05 at 4:53am
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Originally Posted by RamIt
Different core revisions but same die size. They obviously cleaned up some voltage leaks with the 533's but dont let it bother you. 29.4* in my house at the moment and 35* cpu. Let the AS5 cure for a while.
You're right. I was just a bit anxious yesterday
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post #212 of 1457
7/20/05 at 3:24am
Flame me for not reading all 15 pages but I have a stock 2.13GHz, is a pin-modded 1.7 running at 2.26 going to really be that much better? Meaning does the 1.7 have a larger cache, etc? Thanks.
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post #213 of 1457
7/20/05 at 3:51am
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Originally Posted by flipflop
Flame me for not reading all 15 pages but I have a stock 2.13GHz, is a pin-modded 1.7 running at 2.26 going to really be that much better? Meaning does the 1.7 have a larger cache, etc? Thanks.
No, it's not going to be that much better. But it IS going to be better And no, it doesn't have a larger cache or anything. After the pinmod the 2.13 and the 1.7-turned-2.26 should be pretty similar (experts, stand by to correct me ).. except that the 1.7 is way cheaper than your original 2.13. So if you've got the balls to sell the 2.13 you should make a nice profit... atleast if anyone's buying.

As an example: I bought my 1.6 for $80 + shipping = $90 which effectively means I got a 2.13 for $90 with a 1.86 as spare. It's just too bad I didn't know about pinmodding before I placed my order or I would've gotten the stock 1.6
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post #214 of 1457
7/20/05 at 11:59am
Thread Starter 
sPhinn is correct. I wouldn't do the mod for just a performance increase, but with the premium that 2.13's are commanding, I would buy a 1.6 or 1.7 and sell the other one for a profit. You should easily be able to make $200-300.
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post #215 of 1457
7/20/05 at 12:16pm
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Originally Posted by sPHINN
No, it's not going to be that much better. But it IS going to be better ...
about 6% difference and performance is not linear... so it may be less than that... i have the 2.13 and i've had the 2.00 and there's really no noticeable difference, 'cept psychological of course... :-)
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post #216 of 1457
7/20/05 at 3:51pm
Hi!

I just made the pinmod and everything seems fine

1,6@2,13hz I have done NOTHING else do I have to, or can I leave it at that?

I am using pc wizard an it says that my cpu tempertaure is 38c no matter what I do. Is that ok? I mean when cpu load is 10% 40% 80% Or 100% and the temperature stayes 38c.

Thansk in advance!
Kempf.
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post #217 of 1457
7/20/05 at 6:51pm
So you guys think if I put a price tag of $250 on my 2.13GHz someone would buy it at that. I don't eBay so I'd have to accept Visa, MC, AMX or the like and I'll just sell it through my merchant account.
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post #218 of 1457
7/20/05 at 6:55pm
I sold my 2.0 for $300 a month ago.

Ebay item #6776717861
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post #219 of 1457
7/20/05 at 7:23pm
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Originally Posted by kempf
Hi!

I just made the pinmod and everything seems fine

1,6@2,13hz I have done NOTHING else do I have to, or can I leave it at that?

I am using pc wizard an it says that my cpu tempertaure is 38c no matter what I do. Is that ok? I mean when cpu load is 10% 40% 80% Or 100% and the temperature stayes 38c.

Thansk in advance!
Kempf.
i have the 2.13 in my XPS G2 and it stays in the lower 30's most of the time... i use RMClock and I've FS5'd my CPU (and GPU that's what really needs it lol)...

you didn't mention anything other than the CPU & temp, so if you're not runnin' RMClock i'd def do so... the new ver 1.6 is very solid... the FS5 lowered the CPU temp a few degrees at most... the PM is really so efficient...

38 is certainly nothin' to be concerned about...

enjoy
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post #220 of 1457
7/20/05 at 7:27pm
oh another way of gettin' to 2.13 without really payin' for it is to call 'em up durin' the return period and say you must have accidently checked it cause you really didn't want it... a guy i know said he did that and they refunded him $250 and gave him $75 credit... not sayin' i approve of the tactic or if it will work for anybody else, just tellin' you what he told me...
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