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> I have not yet changed frequency jumper settings which were
> already factory set to 5.5x (1 1/2) for the core bus, 66.8Mhz
> for the external clock bus and 33.8Mhz for the PCI.
The default setting should be 4.5X @ 66 Mhz 4.5*66=300.
> When booting up, the screen reports the CPU as Celeron (450Mhz).
> This suggests that the default settings are the correct ones
> for overclocking the 300A to 450Mhz. Is this right or is
> 66.8Mhz the wrong external clock setting for overclocking?
To overclock this chip to 450 MHZ, you should run at 4.5X @ 100 MHZ. I
suspect the mobo is just reporting the speed based upon it's settings, not
upon what the chip is actually running. The Celeron is clock-locked,
meaning it won't run at any multiplier other than 4.5X. (Overclock is always
at your own risk)
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> Also, what would the right PCI bus setting be? As I don't
> yet have any PCI bus peripherals, this may be of purely
> academic interest at this point.
The PCI bus should be at 33 Mhz - Either 1/2 of a 66 MHZ bus, or 1/3 of a
100 MHZ bus.
Dan Shaughnessy
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