have you put your multi meter on the vr? Cause if I remember rite the middle pin does nothing when moving the dial. But when you test the outter pins you should see results using the dial.

In this pic their is 2 wires to each vr. http://tom.drunken-student.co.uk/commando/commando%20Vcore%20Vdroop.JPG

"1) Green wire: can go to the middle leg or an outer leg of the VR. doesn't matter. Connect the other leg to a ground. I used the ground on the fan header you see on the lower left of your picture.

2) Black and white: Connect one wire to the middle leg and the other wire to the the outer leg of your VR. doesn't matter which goes to which. Neither of them connects to a ground. No ground is necessary in this mod. All this mod does is add your VR in parallel to the existing resistor."


Which of the cabels from the fan header is ground?2510?

I'm done! Update in post one, everything is working really good!

Congrats bro, is it workiing well?

Not bad my friend not bad at all.

Aye. It's doing like other voltmods. I can get around 1.68v if set 1.6v in bios. So I probably got voltage for over 2v now. Gonna try that Cedar Mill 347 this weekend on dice.


Thanks a lot Nip. :)

Nice chip, I have one as well. Gots me a Celeron 352 as well as Pentium 641 as well. Just need to score me a Commando but don't want to fork out $115-125 for it. Looking for a $75'er like I paid for my P5B Deluxe, may it rest in peace. http://www.smileyhut.com/sad/rip.gif

Haha. Man, I bought mine for 328$ brand new in Norway.... :laughing:

I want a P5B Deluxe, but I can't find any.

Ebay has them but highest stock volts on them are 1.7v.

I see, they has exactly the same volt mod as Commando.:)