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I am interested to know if there's a possibility of bifurcation on the Lenovo P320 in a similar way of hardware modification?
How did you discover/trace the resistor locations to modify the CFG? Do these map from socket pins?
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You can follow my way to find out the pins and the resistor locations on the similar type.
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I ended up using silver paste epoxy directly on the CPU pin pads, it worked :)
Now using a x8x4x4 adapter to get a x8 PCIe card + 2x NVMe M.2 SSDs on a single x16 slot.
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I am interested to know if there's a possibility of bifurcation on the Lenovo P320 in a similar way of hardware modification?
How did you discover/trace the resistor locations to modify the CFG? Do these map from socket pins?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: