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[Web] SWAUG TUTORIAL: Overclocking the BlizzardPPC ANN.lu Posted on 19-Apr-2004 20:57 GMT by SWAUG SUPPORT 19 comments View flat View list It's been a while, but here is another SWAUG.org.uk Support Tutorial. Brian Hoskins of SWAUG has produced a tutorial on overclocking the BlizzardPPC. If you have soldering skills and wanted to push your Amiga, have a look at this! www.swaug.org.uk/overclock List of all comments to this article Sorted by date, most recent at bottom Comment 1 Anonymous Orc 20-Apr-2004 09:59 GMT Comment 2 Anonymous 20-Apr-2004 10:41 GMT Comment 3 Chain|Q 20-Apr-2004 11:21 GMT Comment 4 Alkis Tsapanidis Registered user 20-Apr-2004 11:59 GMT Comment 5 delshay 20-Apr-2004 18:02 GMT Comment 6 delshay 20-Apr-2004 18:13 GMT Comment 7 SWAUG 20-Apr-2004 19:17 GMT Comment 8 delshay 20-Apr-2004 20:52 GMT Comment 9 delshay 20-Apr-2004 21:09 GMT Comment 10 delshay 20-Apr-2004 21:29 GMT Comment 11 delshay 20-Apr-2004 21:29 GMT Comment 12 Ole-Egil 21-Apr-2004 07:12 GMT Comment 13 StormLord 21-Apr-2004 09:57 GMT Comment 14 StormLord 21-Apr-2004 10:01 GMT Comment 15 José Registered user 21-Apr-2004 14:31 GMT SWAUG TUTORIAL: Overclocking the BlizzardPPC : Comment 16 of 19 ANN.lu Posted by Ole-Egil on 22-Apr-2004 06:29 GMT In reply to Comment 13 (StormLord): Like I said, be careful to remove ALL the old solder from the pads before soldering on the new CPU, and dunk it in vast amounts of liquid flux... If you need more solder on it, use solder paste applied with a syringe. We're talking 1.27mm pitch here, that's seriously huge compared to other SMD components, so BGA really does have quite a bit of an advantage... Good luck ;-) oh, and this SHOULD be pin-compatible as well, and should withstand a bit of overclocking. It's also significantly faster than the 603 at the same speed: http://w2.pcsurplusonline.com/viewprod.cfm?ID=324 However, it's a 2V core (max 2.8) so might need something extra... Jump... #17 StormLord Top Previous comment Next comment bottom List of all comments to this article (continued) Comment 17 StormLord 22-Apr-2004 08:58 GMT Comment 18 Ole-Egil 22-Apr-2004 11:38 GMT Comment 19 Alkis Tsapanidis Registered user 22-Apr-2004 17:57 GMT

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