Your thinking of the method suggested on www.tomshardware.com
where you use nail polish or teflon tape to cover up a pin on the
slot1 celeron to force the motherboard to think the signal is low,
thereby allowing it to go to 100 mhz.  see the page reference above
for more information.  It would be a lot simpler to find a good home
with someone who is not interested in overclocking for your present
board, and buy a good overclocker's model.
Tom Turak



On 23 Feb 99, at 11:49, Sami Al-Mohssen wrote:

> i have a mother that does not allaw me to play with the jumper
> settings of the cpu. its a BX2 motherboard from a tiwanes4e
> manifaturer called "PC partner". i've herd that there is a way to
> force the MB to go for 100MHZ

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