Het volk achter Overclockin.com heeft een review van de Trinity Micro Northwind online gebracht. De Northwind is een verbeterde revisie van Trinity Micro's Athlon Gold Finger Device en heeft niet langer een ranzig met de hand gesoldeerd printplaatje. Verder doet het apparaatje nog steeds wat een GFD moet doen: multiplier en voltage settings tweaken:
The Northwind GFD from Trinity Micro worked like a charm. I had no problems cranking this processor up to its maximum speed, 750MHz. To start off, I set the card for the default speed and voltage of the processor (500MHz and 1.6V), popped the power cable into the connector, plugged the card onto the connector on the processor, and fired up the system. No problem. I then tried every setting up to 750MHz and again had no problems. The processor was recognized properly each time. I also played around with the voltage settings and they worked properly as well. There was no need to use them with this processor because it is stable at 750MHz at 1.6V, but I did need to make sure that the voltage changed properly.
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