SetFSB added support for ICS954310 and couple more

[Andy]

No, you won't lose your warranty. Try not to damage anything, because the damaged parts won't be covered under the standard warranty.

Edited by ATG, reason: not allowed

[Dexy]

TNX buut i cant download it...it's stop on 99.99% ...can you upload to rapid???!!tx!

SRY SRY its work with internet explorer...

[Andy]

Edited by ATG, reason: not allowed

[Dexy]

TNX man anyway, you are graeat.....but this is a veery complicate to Disassembly notebook omg

[matmat07]

Maybe you d not need to disassemble it completely. And if it's like the 6920, i's not too complicated. Just follow the step carefully

[Dexy]

but how put all this back to notebook

btw...what's your PLL, for 6920???

[matmat07]

I wish I knew. I only looked on how to do it.

[ghaldos]

You could always download the service guide for your notebook and search for clock generator I lucked out and only had to unscrew the bay where the hard drive was, remove it for a sec and done took about 5 minutes. Unluckily my pll isn't supported but I e-mailed the creator with the nesseccary specs and hopefully it will be in the future.

[matmat07]

I looked everywhere, and there no clock generator listed or on the picture.

[ATG]

The Clock Generator code is hardly readable but I see ICS(9?)LPR(S?)3()(). You can see all (ICS)9LPRS here. I'm guessing that the clock generator is either ICS9LPRS365 or ICS9LPRS355. Of course this theory is based on the assumption that in the System Diagram ACER used correct code and not just used a random one to show where the clock generator is and how it look like...

Update 1: 8920 PLL is unreadable from the diagram..sorry.

Update 2: 5930/5730 PLL is readable from the System Diagram - RTM875N-606-VD