If you do this or any of our mods, your doing them at your own risk. The Rebels Haven Computer Forum will not be responsible for damaged systems or components... If your unsure about the mods, I strongly suggest you do not implement them...
The PWM chip is a 8 Pin RT9214 and here is the schematic of a typical circuit and the pinout of the chip:
The Mod to increase Vdimm by 0.2V, involves connecting a 1.5K Ohm resistor from Pin 6, the FB Pin, to Pin 3(gnd), or any convenient ground point. In the picture below, I show the right hand end of the mod resistor, going to left hand end of a SMD resistor, that is connected to pin 6. Tips on soldering are here. And, while I didn't solder the resistor in, I connected it in a temporary manner to do the testing. The DRAM Voltage with the Mod installed, measured 0.2V higher then the BIOS setting. If you want a more conservative increase, use 3.0K for a 0.1V increase. Post all questions about this mod in the Biostar TF7050-M2 Overclock Discussion Thread
If you do this or any of our mods, your doing them at your own risk. The Rebels Haven Computer Forum will not be responsible for damaged systems or components... If your unsure about the mods, I strongly suggest you do not implement them...
-------------------- Too Many Computers,... Too Little Time ..... Com'on AM4! Posts: 26787 | From: Fire Island, NY | Registered: Feb 2003
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