You probably need a bios update for your motherboard to get it to recognize
the 466.  You  are running at the correct speed if you set it to 66MHZx 7.
The Celeron 466 will only run at a 7 clock speed.  It really doesn't matter
what you set it to in the bios, it will still run at 7.  Voltages are the
same.  If you have no other problems that require a bios update, you could
just leave it alone.  Another one of those "Don't fix it if it ain't broke"
situations.

Ben Moore


----- Original Message -----
From: Mendoza del Pino Cesar Daniel
Sent: Friday, August 27, 1999 12:45 AM
Subject: [PCBUILD] The Celeron UnderClock Dilema


> Hi!
>
> This is the situation:
>
> A J-7BXAN Motherboard (no sound, no video, no modem, plenty of slots... my
> kind of motherboard)
> A Celeron 466MHz with an adapter so it can fit in the Slot 1.
>
> The MB manual only refers to 433MHz Celerons, but It seems to work OK with
> 66MHzx7 = 462MHz.
> Will I have any problems if I continue using it like this?
> Is the voltage the same for the 433MHz and the 466MHz?
> Will my Celeron fry?
> If it is not posible to go no like this, can I run it at 66MHzx6.5 =
433MHz?
> ***UnderClock***
>
> Please answer soon.
> Many thanks in advance.
>

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