On Mon, 11 Aug 2003 17:46:03 -0400, Pao S Marsa wrote:
> "Pao S Marsa" <brlja.TakeThisOut@msn.com> wrote in message
> news:bh8m2r$v8jn1$1@ID-159940.news.uni-berlin.de...
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>> I've tried putting this processor in a named board. Well... I can turn
>> it on but there's no signal on the monitor. Can this processor work
>> with the A7S333 board? I haven't installed latest (1006) BIOS patch
>> yet. Would that help?
>
> I've installed the latest BIOS and now CPU is recognized as xp2000+
> instead xp2600+ What could I do?
The board doesn't officially support a 166MHz FSB. Set it for Jumper free
Mode, then see if you can adjust the CPU frequency to 166MHz in the bios.
I know that the sis745 chipset will do 166MHz on the FSB. Just a question
of whether or not the bios you are using supports it. If not, try
searching for either the Uber bios or the Cheapoman bios for it. I'm
pretty sure either of them would support the 166MHz FSB. If you can't get
the FSB up to 166MHz, then you will have to turn the 333FSB cpu into a
266FSB cpu by changing the default multiplier to 16. There are too many
ways to make the cpu operate at 2600+ speeds in that board to go into
detail until you decide which way you want to do it. I'd try the bios
first. It would be the easiest. In case you haven't figured it out, the
reason the cpu is seen as a 2000+ is because the default multiplier is
12.5 and your FSB is set for 133MHz instead of 166MHz. 12.5x133 is the
default foir the 2000+.
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