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QUOTE=Stig 0;5059259]I want to do the BSEL Mod But I have an E2180 and a Giagbyte GA-945GCM-S2C Will it work ????? Truely Soory I am new And This Therad Is really Long[/QUOTE}

QUOTE=Stig 0;5059259]The 1066 mod will work, but you will have to manually overclock from there[/QUOTE]

What do you mean by that ??

Will i be able to clock Higer or Will it be the same Clock Speed That i have know (2.6ghz) but with a fsb of 1066.

Or will i be able to clock higer like some were near (3.0ghz)

RomeoOG

I Just try this on my Dell Inspiron 530 and I can tell you Yes it does work...

bartx

Anyone tested 533 to 800 mod from this page - http://www.tipidpc.com/viewtopic.php?tid=98439&page=1 ? I have Celeron 347 and Biostar TP45 HP mobo and I want to do vid mod and bsel mod, maybe this cpu can boot with 4,6ghz

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E6420 @ 4629.82MHz

Celeron D347 @ 7360.14MHz

Ballistix PC8500 @ 1400MHz

CPU pots
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danthebangerboy

Sorry to be a pain if this question has already been answered but i had a read through all the pages and couldn't see any specific mention of this cpu. Does anybody know which pins i need to bridge for my p4 2.53ghz (socket478)

This is what cpuz says about my cpu, if it helps.

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Donovantys

can mod Q6600 to 1600fsb
can mod E5200 to 1333fsb

Any help would be nice

Thank You

Donovantys

How to mod Q6600 with 1066fsb to 1600fsb..
any guide please..

Thank you

japan1

I havn't seen any confirmed 1600 mods working with a Q6600, and you would need a board that supports 1600 FSB.

Check back a page for info on E5200

@danthedangerboy Sorry I've never tried BSEL'ing a S478 CPU, I think it is possible but much more difficult.

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Donovantys

E5200 is a 800fsb chip ..so the 800fsb>1333fsb mod will work also rite

Thank you

ultralord910

I'm planning to buy a E2200 and BSEL mod it to 2.93Ghz, I'm wondering whether I need a VID mod as well for this CPU to run at this frequency. If I do, should I perform the 1.4v or 1.45v mod.

Note my motherboard does not support any overclocking so there is no bios setting to adjust the volts.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

japan1

Do the BSEL mod, then stress test with orthos/prime95 or whatever takes your fancy. If it fails the stress test, you need to do a VID mod. Do the 1.4v first, stress test again and if it fails again (quite unlikely) do the 1.45v mod.

I'm sure an E2200 can do 2.93GHz on stock volts

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