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Originally Posted by Marce
you have to cut the main cpu voltage line and connect it to a 5v point on the turboboard, that's all
I wonder why they didn't put a jumper , surely to limit user options and sell those LC060 crabs which they have for sale
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There isn't one line, it's a plane, and the cpu pins connect to them into the plane. There isn't any single lines you can cut. The 1260 is a pure 3.3V card.
Are you sure you have the TF1260 and not another 060 card?
Also nobody has any "crabs" for sale other than the Chinese suppliers, and I can assure you they had nothing to do with the 1260 design. People are using the LC060 because it's not possible to find the full 060s and by the way, they work fantastic and clock to 100 Mhz. They respect the spec and are genuine 3.3V CPUs.
So either you are full of s**t or you have a different card or you got insanely lucky by feeding a 5V line into the plane which will raise the voltage to 4.2V to the whole board and assure its very quick death.