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Warp2Search.net » News » January 2007 » Reviving and Volt Modding an Abit AW9D-Max Motherboard

Reviving and Volt Modding an Abit AW9D-Max Motherboard

Posted by: [NT] on: 01/24/2007 06:08 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ] · 728 views

Madshrimps writes: "The overclock ability of PC hardware is known for more then a decade now. As the market seemed to ask for more user friendly ways to overclock, manufacturers came up with ideas like dipswitches, softmodding through BIOS, asynchronous bus functions, etc. Though the risk stays the same, and once you run out of luck you might find yourself paying another $200 for replacement parts. Today we take a look on how we revived our motherboard after a failed BIOS flash, followed by supercharging it for extreme performance."





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