jormaggio wrote on 2021-02-18, 06:54:
A few questions:
[*] Is there a standard to these VRMs or are they proprietary for each board / manufacturer?
In case it is needed some more info:
OVERDRIVE® PROCESSOR SOCKET SPECIFICATION
17.2.3. OverDrive® Voltage Regulator Module Definition
Header 8 is a 2-row, 40-pin shrouded header designed to accommodate a Pentium Pro processor VRM, OverDrive VRM, or a programmable VRM. The OverDrive VRM is used to convert the standard 5.0V supply to the OverDrive processor core operating voltage. Integral OverDrive VRM hold down tabs are included as part of the header definition for enhanced shock and vibration protection.
OEMs who plan to design a custom VRM PC Board to fit into Header 8 should refer to the
AP-523 Pentium® Pro Processor Power Distribution Guidelines Application Note (Order Number 242764).
17.2.3.1. OVERDRIVE® VRM REQUIREMENT
When upgrading with an OverDrive processor, Intel suggests the use of its matched Voltage Regulator Module, which Intel plans to ship with the OverDrive processor retail package. If the OEM includes on-board voltage regulation and the Header 8 for the OverDrive VRM, the on-board voltage regulator must be shut off via the UP# output of the CPU. When the OverDrive processor is installed, and the UP# signal is driven LOW, the on-board VR must never power
on.
- Filename
- 24276401.pdf
- File size
- 930.47 KiB
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- 95 downloads
- File license
- Fair use/fair dealing exception
And info on a Semtech VRM:
- Filename
- MP60-E-HC.pdf
- File size
- 22.81 KiB
- Downloads
- 95 downloads
- File license
- Fair use/fair dealing exception