Core Voltage on A7V133-C

aresaid · 26th July 2001, 2:16 PM

How the hell can I increase the core voltage on my ASUS A7V133-C? No new BIOS available, and no jumper control either!

grotty · 26th July 2001, 4:36 PM

Aresaid: (I love it!)

The A7V133C has a jumper block to set the core voltage. Do you not have a manual?

Wolfy · 26th July 2001, 5:25 PM

Please try to post in the appropriate forum next time.

I've moved this to "AMD Hardware".

aresaid · 26th July 2001, 5:33 PM

Yeah, I have the book, and have tried it, but the only thing that happens is the voltage supplied to the PCI slots and such (regularly 3.3V) increases to about 3.65 or so, and ASUS probe goes off its nut. Just give it another try now though.

akura · 26th July 2001, 6:43 PM

the C is the non-raid version right? ive got one of these and theres a set of jumpers south of the cpu socket that control the vcore, consult your manual!

the bios vcore control is a bit dicey to say the least...

aresaid · 27th July 2001, 1:41 AM

Thanks heaps

this sould let me overclock a fair bit further

did't even notice the bastards there

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26th July 2001, 5:33 PM	#4
aresaid Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Adelaide - Unley Posts: 1,246	Yeah, I have the book, and have tried it, but the only thing that happens is the voltage supplied to the PCI slots and such (regularly 3.3V) increases to about 3.65 or so, and ASUS probe goes off its nut. Just give it another try now though. __________________ DFI SLI-DR \| 3000+ Venice @ 2.7GHz \| 2x1GB Ballistix Z503 \| Gigabyte 6800GT @ 410/550 \| Sony G420 \| 3x80GB, 1x200GB HDD \| Audigy2 ZS & HD270's

27th July 2001, 1:41 AM	#6
aresaid Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Adelaide - Unley Posts: 1,246	Thanks heaps this sould let me overclock a fair bit further did't even notice the bastards there __________________ DFI SLI-DR \| 3000+ Venice @ 2.7GHz \| 2x1GB Ballistix Z503 \| Gigabyte 6800GT @ 410/550 \| Sony G420 \| 3x80GB, 1x200GB HDD \| Audigy2 ZS & HD270's

26th July 2001, 4:36 PM	#2
grotty Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Echunga, South Australia Posts: 1	Aresaid: (I love it!) The A7V133C has a jumper block to set the core voltage. Do you not have a manual?

26th July 2001, 6:43 PM	#5
akura Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Melbourne Posts: 566	the C is the non-raid version right? ive got one of these and theres a set of jumpers south of the cpu socket that control the vcore, consult your manual! the bios vcore control is a bit dicey to say the least...