I am in desperate need of more voltage to my ram on my Shuttle. Having what I suspect are BH5 chips and only 2.75 volts to work with is really killing me here. Is there anyway to wire the motherboard on the shuttle SB61g2 to put out more than the rated 2.75 volts to the RAM?!
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raising RAM voltage on shuttle?
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iono but I have the same computer as you 
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i did somewhat of a search for ya, but turned up with nothing... Ask around at the xtremesystems.org forums, they're probably better equipped with people that frequently visit that could help you with voltmods.. no slight to the [H] of course, but they do some crazier stuff that usually seen around here.
Be sure to post your IC/VR chip markings up there, too, someone is bound to be able to get you a datasheet, and you can figure out how to regulate voltages yourself, if you're courageous (i probably wouldn't be...)
Be sure to post your IC/VR chip markings up there, too, someone is bound to be able to get you a datasheet, and you can figure out how to regulate voltages yourself, if you're courageous (i probably wouldn't be...)