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    Overclock - Acer 7738G PIN MODE

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by przem997, Aug 31, 2012.

  1. przem997

    przem997 Newbie

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    Hello.

    I'm make pin mode, hardware:
    Acer Aspire 7738G
    Intel Core 2 Duo P8700
    1066 Bus, (266)
    ICS 9LPRS365BKL
    RAM: 4GB 1333 + 2GB 1066

    Acer Support: Acer Aspire 7738G Notebook Specifications

    I make pin mode
    I cut oryginal path to pin11.

    From 11 pin i put resistor 5k, 10k, 20k, 30, 50, 70, 90k to ground but still I have logic 1.
    When is resistor 5k voltage is 0.24 in 11pin but fetfsb have still logic 1.
    Screenshot shows it's status on register 9 bit 6, shown as 65h=1100101(binary) bit 6=1, meaning no overclocking

    What wrong make i?

    Tutorial from I do:
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    http://forum.notebookreview.com/har...pll-pinmod-overclocking-methods-examples.html
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    przem997, Aug 31, 2012
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    przem997 Newbie

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    i make it!

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    my tutorial
     
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    przem997, Sep 2, 2012
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    triturbo Long live 16:10 and MXM-B

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    Congrats, that's quite of an overclock :) Is it stable?
     
    triturbo, Sep 2, 2012
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    do you watch 3 movies? In movies I say: very stable work and testet with OCCT...
     
    przem997, Sep 5, 2012
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    triturbo Long live 16:10 and MXM-B

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    Sorry, crappy connection here :( It barely loads the forum, let alone clips. Anyway, congrats again.
     
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    Great that you've done the movies, but I think it would help if you outlined in a step-by-step fashion exactly what was necessary to get TME unlocked. From the movies it sounds like you simply attached a 2k-10k resistor to the PLL pin 11 (TME) and GND.

    If you slow down your RAM timings with SPDTool/Thaiphoon Burner and increase your voltage in Throttlestop (and if necessary, a +0.1V or +0.2V CPU pinmod per http://forum.notebookreview.com/har...90696-bsel-mod-socket-p-explained-photos.html ), then I believe you could overclock further.
     
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