tsuehpsyde
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Not entirely sure to be honest. I don't own socket 939 so I've just read into it a little...but you want to be careful with voltages on the winnie's since they are a smaller process, and therefore with everything crammed in together there's a better chance of blowing something out But I think you really have to try to do that. Also I read that winnie's have some kind of voltage leak, where after you bump the voltage past a certain point, it doesn't do you any good....like it disappears or something. Once again, not entirely sure since I don't have a winnie....I made this guide based on socket 754 but it works for 939 as well.
Isn't the winnie's stock voltage 1.4v? socket754's is 1.5v. Meh, I better start reading some more to figure it out since everyone is buying winnie's and I can only do so much guessing/remembering what I read awhile ago.
*off to read*
Edit: Watch out, tornado's are LOUD.
Edit2: Seems Winchester's 3000+ and 3200+ are 1.5v stock...and 3500+ is 1.4v. Now what sense does that make?
Isn't the winnie's stock voltage 1.4v? socket754's is 1.5v. Meh, I better start reading some more to figure it out since everyone is buying winnie's and I can only do so much guessing/remembering what I read awhile ago.
*off to read*
Edit: Watch out, tornado's are LOUD.
Edit2: Seems Winchester's 3000+ and 3200+ are 1.5v stock...and 3500+ is 1.4v. Now what sense does that make?