Malfunction
02-17-04, 08:35 AM
Now this $50-? mobo might actually be worth playing with. Especially if it is the 755-A2! :thumbsup:
The ECS 755-A(2) uses a Semtech SC2643 voltage controller that drives the 2-phase CPU power supply. The maximum voltage for the Athlon64 is 1.55 V. This default voltage is set on the fly by the CPU and can be changed either in the Bios (use the modded Bios) or via certain Windows applications.
The SC2643 has a sense input that will calibrate the ground level for that voltage. This input is usually connected to a ground plane near the CPU. This calibration can be manipulated to make the SC2643 "think" the ground level at the CPU is higher than it actually is which causes it to raise the core voltage accordingly.
http://www.ocworkbench.com/2004/ecs/755aguide/755a%20mod%20guide.htm
The ECS 755-A(2) uses a Semtech SC2643 voltage controller that drives the 2-phase CPU power supply. The maximum voltage for the Athlon64 is 1.55 V. This default voltage is set on the fly by the CPU and can be changed either in the Bios (use the modded Bios) or via certain Windows applications.
The SC2643 has a sense input that will calibrate the ground level for that voltage. This input is usually connected to a ground plane near the CPU. This calibration can be manipulated to make the SC2643 "think" the ground level at the CPU is higher than it actually is which causes it to raise the core voltage accordingly.
http://www.ocworkbench.com/2004/ecs/755aguide/755a%20mod%20guide.htm