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DUR0N · 2nd December 2002, 22:01

i'm not yet sure.
When i've got my duron 1,3 back i will test it and prove my theory

4th December 2002, 04:37

I think I found out the answer - its apparently to do with the 13x multiplier - there is a cut off between the 12.5 and below multipliers and the 13x and above multipliers. According to some threads on overclockers.com you need to reverse the L10 bridge or this pin shorting technique:

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...?threadid=1709

It says xp2100 but is supposed to work for the duron 1.3, check out the links in the first posting of this thread.

I'll be trying it out soon..

jmke · 4th December 2002, 09:08

thnkx for that good info keflex!
we'll poke Duron some more to get his *** in gear & try it out :-)

DUR0N · 4th December 2002, 13:46

well, you found out what i was thinking.
if you match the duron multipliers with the FSB of 133 you'll get this:
duron 1,2 12x100 = 12x133 = 1900+
duron 1,3 13x100 = 13x 133 = 2100+
and the 2100+ model uses a different method of unlocking.
don't poke me, poke our suplier with shitty rma condtions

4th December 2002, 20:27

but...
First thing to do then, is to reach 133Mhz FSB..
That's alot for a duron...I guess...
We all know you are the duron-meister, but, what cooling do you use, what mobo...
I don't think I'll be able to reach that....

jmke · 4th December 2002, 20:49

uhm getting the duron @ 133 ain't difficult

u need to cut bridges with a dremel on the Duron 1300 to get the MP unlocked :-)

check unlock xp2100+ guides

4th December 2002, 20:52

I have a duron 1200...
so the pencil-trick will do it..I guess..

DUR0N · 4th December 2002, 22:15

kr7a-r as mentioned.
zalman full copper for amd right now (133x10.5 stable as hell)
when i get my friggin swiftech (yes, i've not yet ordered it. Well, i did ordered it by phone twice, but they never noted the order down. I'm mailbombing them right now :] )

6th December 2002, 15:12

Duron won't go higher because of crappy cooling. Need new, but I can't find any that fits my needs.

Fsb doesn't go higher, ram is at max. (samsung pc2100 cl.2)

DUR0N · 6th December 2002, 17:16

all duron cpu's (1200-1300) that i overclocked did 1400 no brobs. 1422-1450 were the limits (lo-hi)
i'm doing 133x10,5 with a zalman 6000cu (gets to 45° ) @ 1.85v. You're doing something wrong i guess

4th December 2002, 09:08	#13
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,022	thnkx for that good info keflex! we'll poke Duron some more to get his *** in gear & try it out :-) __________________

4th December 2002, 20:49	#16
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,022	uhm getting the duron @ 133 ain't difficult u need to cut bridges with a dremel on the Duron 1300 to get the MP unlocked :-) check unlock xp2100+ guides __________________

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2nd December 2002, 22:01	#11
DUR0N Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,543	i'm not yet sure. When i've got my duron 1,3 back i will test it and prove my theory

4th December 2002, 04:37	#12
keflex Posts: n/a	I think I found out the answer - its apparently to do with the 13x multiplier - there is a cut off between the 12.5 and below multipliers and the 13x and above multipliers. According to some threads on overclockers.com you need to reverse the L10 bridge or this pin shorting technique: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...?threadid=1709 It says xp2100 but is supposed to work for the duron 1.3, check out the links in the first posting of this thread. I'll be trying it out soon..

4th December 2002, 13:46	#14
DUR0N Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,543	well, you found out what i was thinking. if you match the duron multipliers with the FSB of 133 you'll get this: duron 1,2 12x100 = 12x133 = 1900+ duron 1,3 13x100 = 13x 133 = 2100+ and the 2100+ model uses a different method of unlocking. don't poke me, poke our suplier with shitty rma condtions

4th December 2002, 20:27	#15
cR00zIFI><3r Posts: n/a	but... First thing to do then, is to reach 133Mhz FSB.. That's alot for a duron...I guess... We all know you are the duron-meister, but, what cooling do you use, what mobo... I don't think I'll be able to reach that....

4th December 2002, 20:52	#17
cR00zIFI><3r Posts: n/a	I have a duron 1200... so the pencil-trick will do it..I guess..

4th December 2002, 22:15	#18
DUR0N Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,543	kr7a-r as mentioned. zalman full copper for amd right now (133x10.5 stable as hell) when i get my friggin swiftech (yes, i've not yet ordered it. Well, i did ordered it by phone twice, but they never noted the order down. I'm mailbombing them right now :] )

6th December 2002, 15:12	#19
Vulk Posts: n/a	Duron won't go higher because of crappy cooling. Need new, but I can't find any that fits my needs. Fsb doesn't go higher, ram is at max. (samsung pc2100 cl.2)

6th December 2002, 17:16	#20
DUR0N Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,543	all duron cpu's (1200-1300) that i overclocked did 1400 no brobs. 1422-1450 were the limits (lo-hi) i'm doing 133x10,5 with a zalman 6000cu (gets to 45° ) @ 1.85v. You're doing something wrong i guess