It's probably easier than you think. How does just putting another
jumper on sound? Well jumpering both jumpers 11-12 and 9-10 will
result in a combined resistor value that results in voltage of 2.3v; a
little over spec. but great for overclocking. Need even more voltage
for those major overclocks? Jumpering both 11-12 and 7-8 results
in voltage of 2.4v. Now, if you thinking, "Hey, what if I want the
official voltage of 2.2v?", don't fret. It can be done, but takes
a little more work. It involves real building with splicing, purchasing
a few parts, and maybe even a little soldering. (Before you freak,
that soldering iron won't come anywhere near your precious PA-2007.)
New & Old Jumpers
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First you're going to have to find a jumper with leads comming
off it to replace the regular jumper. The regular jumper just connects
the two leads on the motherboard, where as the new jumper will allow you
to put an additional resistor in between. If your case came with
a turbo button, it probably has exactly what you need to do this.
However, you'll have to cut off the jumper and strip the insulation from
the end of the wire to make leads. This will of course ruin your
turbo button. If you attach a 47k ohm resistor inbetween, you'll
barely get 2.2v, but a 100k ohm resistor will get you a nice and stable
2.25v. |
Turbo Button from my
PCP&C
AT/ATX Mid-Tower
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Complete list of how to get voltages between 2.1v
and 3.3v in 0.1v increments:
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Approx. Voltage
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Exact Voltage
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Jumper Setting Used
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| 2.1v |
2.123v |
11-12 |
| 2.2v |
2.196v |
11-12 w/ 47k ohm Resistor |
| 2.2v |
2.251v |
11-12 w/ 100k ohm Resistor |
| 2.3v |
2.340v |
11-12 & 9-10 |
| 2.4v |
2.414v |
11-12 & 7-8 |
| 2.5v |
2.501v |
11-12 & 9-10 & 100k ohm Resistor |
| 2.6v |
2.625v |
11-12 & 5-6 |
| 2.7v |
2.735v |
11-12 & 3-4 |
| 2.8v |
2.791v |
9-10 |
| 2.9v |
2.899v |
7-8 |
| 3.0v |
3.072v |
11-12 & 9-10 & 5-6 & 100k ohm Resistor |
| 3.1v |
3.134v |
11-12 & 9-10 & 5-6 |
| 3.2v |
3.205v |
5-6 |
| 3.3v |
3.301v |
3-4 |
This information is available thanks to Antonia
Cataldo (DownUnder Geek).
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