CPU Speed

The mobo is an Asus A7S333.

Adam

"Ben Pope" <spam DeleteThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
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 > Adam Kolari wrote:
  > > I just installed a Barton 2500+, but was wondering how to get it to
  > > show up that. It shows up as a 1700+. I know this is because the
  > > memory is set at 133MHz, but I don't know how to get the memory to go
  > > to 166MHz without putting the PCI speed to 42MHz. Any help is
  > > appreciated...TIA!
 >
 > Eh?
 >
 > Sounds like your FSB is set to 133MHz not 166MHz.
 >
 > Can't really help you any more than that since you have not provided us
with
 > any information about your setup.
 >
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Adam Kolari wrote:
 > The mobo is an Asus A7S333.

Sis 745 doesn't officially support 333 FSB processors. So I doubt you'll
ever get it to show 2500+

You may want to attempt to run at 133*13.5/14 or so.

Ben
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On Wed, 19 Nov 2003 16:33:49 +0000, Adam Kolari wrote:

 > The mobo is an Asus A7S333.
 >
Is there not a 166/33 setting in the bios? If not, try and find a beta
bios that will allow that, or you might try using the 4 pos. dip switch.
It only shows 5 combos in the manual, so maybe one of the other 11 combos
will get you a 166MHz FSB. Might have better luck with this in an Asus NG.
or mabe here.
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