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i just wipped out my old 478 board and about 10 of those chips
i been overclocking but the thing is that my board dosn't have any kind of voltage options...
my board is a Biostar P4M900-M4 i don't really want get a new board because simply it has DDR2-support..

i been looking around internet and seems like i just can't find anything about vmod for 478 motherboards...
and i already tried the mod in my attachment and the and dosn't seem to work at all...
i don't know why...

it boots and all that... but no voltage will not change at all... it stays in 1.5V
maybe i am doing it wrong...
i have the Northwood Pentium 4 3.0GHz FSB 200 x15 L2-512KB
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If you can take some pictures of the IC chips around the cpu socket and list the numbers on top of the chips maybe I can help you out.
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I found this pic on the web. Get me the numbers off these chips and I will see what I can do.
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the top is
AZ324M-E1
721N60

and the other one is
ISL6566
CRZ
H740BX5

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Bottom chip in the picture.
Here is your datasheet: http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datashe...L/ISL6566.html

Pin 9 to ground. Do you have all the proper equipment to vmod?
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Bottom chip in the picture.
Here is your datasheet: http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datashe...L/ISL6566.html

Pin 9 to ground. Do you have all the proper equipment to vmod?
Pin 9 = FS?
solder that to the grounding point?!
the chip is a little too small
what are the proper equipments?
i have never done a vmod before this is my fist
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I would just send it to OC he has the epic solder station of the FUTURE....Future.......future !!

EDIT: and he is great at it!
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Yeah, if this is your first mod I would recommend having a backup board or sending it to someone. This one takes a seasoned hand, small tip and skinny solder.

It's really easy to bridge the points on that chip. Be careful!
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If you don't have the proper equipment for modding I would HIGHLY recommend you not do it. If you would like me to do for just let me know.
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thank you so much for the offer, but i have say no to that...
people here are too nice to me, i am not the best overclocker in here, even with the vmod i don't think i can became first place, i don't want to waste other people's time
it is already kind enough that you guys help me all this time help me looking around and find all the answer that i needed =)
i will order some new solder tip and try do it myself

but really thank you for the offer!
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