Epox 8KHA+ and 166FSB??

That is a great success story but make no mistake. By overclocking the FSB
of this mobo you WILL be o'c'ing all of your peripherals. I never had the
stones to over juice my $300 video card, $100 sound card, $200 worth of hard
drives, etc.

Why not just spend $65 on a new nforce mobo with a PCI/AGP lock like a
Biostar, use everything you have in there and sleep better at night. Just a
thought....



"Nitza666" <nitza666 DeleteThis @pathfinder.gr> wrote in message
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 > There is not a 1/5 divider and iam running mine 8KHA+ at 170MHz FSB,just
set
 > in BIOS the hard drives to ATA66 and give a PCI Latency 64 or even 96.Iam
 > running the board at 170MHz for over a year now and its rock solid.Iam now
 > runnig a 1800+ Tbred B at 170x12.5=2125MHz 1.75V.
 > "Mattrixx" <someone DeleteThis @nowhere.com> wrote in message
 > news:XxN7b.923$ev2.636741@newssrv26.news.prodigy.com...
  > > Hi
  > > I would like some confirmation as to whether or not this EPOX 8KHA+ MB
 > will
  > > do 166FSB!
  > > This is an older VIA KT266A based board that many have successfully
  > > overclocked.
  > > I know there has been some discusion in the past over the existance a
  > > PCI/AGP divider,
  > > but some have claimed to reach this higher bus speed OK.
  > >
  > > Thanks in advance
  > >
  > >
  > >
 >
 ><!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
 >> Stay informed about: Epox 8KHA+ and 166FSB?? 

The 8KHA+ is mine secondary PC although for 13.5 months i use it at 170MHz
FSB the GeForce 3,SBLive and a PCI TV Card work without any problem 24/7 as
this computer is folding.
I forgot i use AGP x4 but to play safe use AGP x2.
Main PC is now a 8RGA+ running at 219MHz FSB using an Barton 2500+ at
219x11=2409MHz also floding 24/7,the main reason that i upgraded is that the
9700 Pro i bought to cant run at such a high overclocked AGP on the 8KHA+.
"LeeB18509" <leeb18509 DeleteThis @REMOVEhawaii.rr.com> wrote in message
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 > That is a great success story but make no mistake. By overclocking the
FSB
 > of this mobo you WILL be o'c'ing all of your peripherals. I never had the
 > stones to over juice my $300 video card, $100 sound card, $200 worth of
hard
 > drives, etc.
 >
 > Why not just spend $65 on a new nforce mobo with a PCI/AGP lock like a
 > Biostar, use everything you have in there and sleep better at night. Just
a
 > thought....
 >
 >
 >
 > "Nitza666" <nitza666 DeleteThis @pathfinder.gr> wrote in message
 > news:bjokul$hu3$1@nic.grnet.gr...
  > > There is not a 1/5 divider and iam running mine 8KHA+ at 170MHz FSB,just
 > set
  > > in BIOS the hard drives to ATA66 and give a PCI Latency 64 or even
96.Iam
  > > running the board at 170MHz for over a year now and its rock solid.Iam
now
  > > runnig a 1800+ Tbred B at 170x12.5=2125MHz 1.75V.
  > > "Mattrixx" <someone DeleteThis @nowhere.com> wrote in message
  > > news:XxN7b.923$ev2.636741@newssrv26.news.prodigy.com...
   > > > Hi
   > > > I would like some confirmation as to whether or not this EPOX 8KHA+
MB
  > > will
   > > > do 166FSB!
   > > > This is an older VIA KT266A based board that many have successfully
   > > > overclocked.
   > > > I know there has been some discusion in the past over the existance a
   > > > PCI/AGP divider,
   > > > but some have claimed to reach this higher bus speed OK.
   > > >
   > > > Thanks in advance
   > > >
   > > >
   > > >
  > >
  > >
 >
 ><!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
 >> Stay informed about: Epox 8KHA+ and 166FSB??