Thread: FAQ Tutorial: Wire/Pin Mod for Mobile Athlon

Originally Posted by Frankino

what about booting up at 800mhz and then force it to the clock you like by software? I always to it and it rocks, I force it to 600mhz 0.95v on general purpose and switch it to 1ghz 1.1v when I need more power

Well, because usually a hardware mod is better and more stable than a software mod.

I've got a 2200+ in this computer (regular desktop) and I unlocked it by jumping some (L5 ? Been a while) pin because my mobo doesn't unlock the multipliers.

I'd put more faith in a hardware mod personally.

My pin mod worked perfectly using a SHuttle SN41G2 and an AthlonXP-M 2400+ 35w.
There is nowhere I can see to force it down to 1.35v, so I went with the lowest available, which is 1.475v. It runs perfectly.

I also pilled the thin strands of wire from a floppy drive cable I cut up.

Ok, I just got a Athlon XP-m 2000+ T-bred (35w).

Here are the specs

Athlon XP-M 2000+ 1667 MHz 256 KB 266 MHz 12.5x 1.35 June 17, 2003 AXMD2000FJQ3C

But I can't set any of these in the interactive pin mod thing, 200mhz is as high as FSB goes, it wont go to a 1.35 volts, and the next up paired with 12.5x multiplier gets me 4400+!

Can anybody do this for me and tell me a suggested config?

Sure.
Socket view (so you know where to put the wires in the CPU socket)
AMD T-bred
1.475 Volt
5.25 x Systembus (10.5 x FSB)
133mhz FSB

FYI - I'm running an AthlonXPm 2400+ (35w) at 1.475v and it runs nicely.

Originally Posted by DarquePervert

Sure.
Socket view (so you know where to put the wires in the CPU socket)
AMD T-bred
1.475 Volt
5.25 x Systembus (10.5 x FSB)
133mhz FSB

FYI - I'm running an AthlonXPm 2400+ (35w) at 1.475v and it runs nicely.

Sounds good, why is it rated so low? Using that config gives me a 1600+

D'oh!
My bad It should be 6.25 x Systembus (12.5 x FSB)
I was reading the processor rating incorrectly.

I added you to MSN, but have gotten no response as of yet.