VRM modify ICC_MAX to run high TDC OEM cpu

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RolloZ170

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There's one pxe1610c on the board, marked with a green dot. There are various other chips from the same manufacturer (one is close to the VRMs)
you can run only one CPU, or there is another one. anyway you have to find a solder point, there are smd resitsors often close to the chip.
 

jamieboy

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Hey actually quick question; Can I do the programming with supported CPUs or does it need to be done with the unsupported ones.. Sorry if it's obvious, but can't hurt to ask :)
 

RolloZ170

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Hey actually quick question; Can I do the programming with supported CPUs or does it need to be done with the unsupported ones
on some board you don't need CPU installed.
other need CPU installed and powered on, if the board turns off because unsupported CPU you need supported CPU to program.
edit: with normal CPU you are on the safe side.
 
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jamieboy

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Ah great, so I can program it already with my supported ones!
Nice then I will just need to replace the new CPUs when they arrive and enjoy :)
 
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jamieboy

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info is the PXE1610C is not detected. bad connection, not powered (no CPU?) wrong address (motherboard is ?)
Machine is DL360 Gen10
Board is powered on and has two supported CPU.
I have connected as your image to my Adafruit MCP2221A GND SDA & SCL pins
 

jamieboy

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Little confused as it nowhere say J266 pin, but I believe I put correct place.. Or is issue I did not use the cable that come from programmer instead I put to the pins on the programmer?
 

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