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>Check your core voltage jumper.
>I believe the K6-2 should be set at 2.1 volts.
Thanks,,,,,I thought of this and double checked.....core voltage is 2.2 but
your post has got me thinking. Since I am running as a 300 and now a 266 is
it possible that the core voltage doesn't match the speed. I am not that
familiar with AMD chips and have never played around with clock settings.
You can run any Intel socket seven chip at a lower setting ...a 233 at 200
and the voltage stays the same.....but this is not true of AMD. Is it
possible that because I am temporarily running a 400 as a 266 ..but at a
400 voltage setting ....these lockups are occurring ?
m
>I recently upgraded from a K6-2/300 to a K6-3/450 and forgot to "up" the
>voltage. I too, had video weird-ities like lock ups and windows with
>white boxes for toolbar buttons and all kinds of odd display problems.
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>After I set the voltage correctly, it has run rock-solid ever since.
>
>Jim Meagher
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