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moral hazard · 06-25-2009, 10:11 AM

yes, you are right. I have made this mistake before.

let me tell you the story:
I wanted to do a simmilar modification on an older laptop but I was looking at the PLL upsidedown so I connected the wrong pins. I did this with solder and while I was trying to remove what I did, I damaged pins and it all wen't wrong. laptop never started again.

So you have saved me this time, thankyou. I always assume that they print the info on the PLL the right way up, but it seems they do it upsidedown.

again thankyou darnok44, +rep.

06-25-2009, 10:11 AM	#9 (permalink)
moral hazard Notebook Nobel Laureate Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Australia Posts: 7,379 Rep Power: 39	Re: PLL mod, 200mhz to 266mhz help please yes, you are right. I have made this mistake before. let me tell you the story: I wanted to do a simmilar modification on an older laptop but I was looking at the PLL upsidedown so I connected the wrong pins. I did this with solder and while I was trying to remove what I did, I damaged pins and it all wen't wrong. laptop never started again. So you have saved me this time, thankyou. I always assume that they print the info on the PLL the right way up, but it seems they do it upsidedown. again thankyou darnok44, +rep.