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Right now I'm running my T-Bird 750 @1100. BUt the lust for speed is driving me even farther. Right now I'm running on 11.0 x 100MHz.
I was wondering if anybody had experience with using a 133 FSB? Thanks |
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Ain't gonna happen.
Durons and TBirds are very shaky at higher bus speeds due to the cache timings on the CPU. The A7V mobo is even more picky about bus speeds. I was able to get 105 on mine, but no more. I've seen reports of folks getting as high as 110 on their A7V's but 110 is the upper end. Worth a shot, but your results with high bus speeds will be limited. Xayd |
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Eggs anyone?
Join Date: Oct 1999
Location: Hong Kong
Posts: 1,560
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Duron and T-bird definitely don't like high fsb. There is likely no chance it will work on 133 fsb.
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Member (7 bit)
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Thanks guys
I'll stick to O/Cing by multiplier |
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Member (13 bit)
Join Date: Sep 1999
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It's always possible to tweak the fsb.
If you look behind the primary ide connectors,you'll see a small chip marked ics.This small chip controls the fsb.Touch it,HOT! Put a small heatsink on it.(Radio Shack has a cute one). adding a little cooling to it allows(usually)for more play in the fsb area. Try a 105 fsb to start off with (or 103). See if this holds. If it does try for a little more. |
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