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Hi everyone,
I have a little question/problem. I have the above mentioned Mainboard. I am
using the AMD Barton 2500 CPU. The MB is supposed to be capable of running
at 333mhz for the FSB, and according to my jumpers; they are correctly set
at 1-2 and 1-2 respectively. HOWEVER; when I run my computer up, the page
reads only 166Mhz and not 333FSB. How do I get it up to the 333FSB? I read
the manual but do not want to take any steps until maybe someone can give me
step by step instructions. I have the feeling that it is a simple solution
but cannot seem to find it. I thought that if I changed the Bios settings,
that that would do the trick; but the BIOS only runs up to 232Mhz for the
CPU FSB, so I assume that that is not the solution. All help would be more
than greatly appreciated.
GL
P.s: Please don't answer me if you are going to give out wisecracks about
AMD. I am running a P4 in my laptop and have more overheating problems than
I can care to shake a stick at. Both AMD and Intel have their positive and
negative sides.![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Thanks again.
Hi everyone,
I have a little question/problem. I have the above mentioned Mainboard. I am
using the AMD Barton 2500 CPU. The MB is supposed to be capable of running
at 333mhz for the FSB, and according to my jumpers; they are correctly set
at 1-2 and 1-2 respectively. HOWEVER; when I run my computer up, the page
reads only 166Mhz and not 333FSB. How do I get it up to the 333FSB? I read
the manual but do not want to take any steps until maybe someone can give me
step by step instructions. I have the feeling that it is a simple solution
but cannot seem to find it. I thought that if I changed the Bios settings,
that that would do the trick; but the BIOS only runs up to 232Mhz for the
CPU FSB, so I assume that that is not the solution. All help would be more
than greatly appreciated.
GL
P.s: Please don't answer me if you are going to give out wisecracks about
AMD. I am running a P4 in my laptop and have more overheating problems than
I can care to shake a stick at. Both AMD and Intel have their positive and
negative sides.
Thanks again.