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Software to increase Vcore?

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Gen.Viper

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Hey, my mobo (Soyo K7-VME) doesn't seem to be able to change Mult. or Vcore in the BIOS. Can anyone offer a possible software solution to this problem, as in a program that I can use to increase the Voltage going to the CPU? Thanks!
 
Thanks for the reply. I wish I could use that program, cause it looks very awesome and exactly what I'm looking for, but my mobo uses the VIA KM400 chipset, which doesn't appear to be supported. Anyone know of a prog that will work with this chipset? :confused:

Oh, right, and I'm using an Athlon XP 3000+ with 333FSB
 
A budget board like that is probably designed so that the voltage is set directly by the CPU bridges, with none of the circuitry needed to change it on the board. Same with the multiplier, no actual circuit connections.

Set your voltage with bridge or wire-in-socket mods, or with a volt-mod of the board itself. Convert your CPU into a mobile, and set the multiplier with CrystalCPUID or similar.
 
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