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"Bill M. Smith" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 26 Dec 1998 18:38:19 -0600
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> Thanks for your comments. My kids tell me they could only afford a K6-2
> 266. Will they see much difference over their Cyrix?
> Also, their Motherboard is one of the generic variety and does not
> specifically state that it supports K6-2s. It does however allow
> you to set
> the cpu core voltage to the required 2.2v. There are external clock
> selector for 60, 66, 75, and 83mhz. If I did put a 266 K6-2 on their board
> which setting would I use and then what multiplier setting.?

AMD K6-2 266 Core Voltage Input/Output Voltage Bus Speed  Clock Multiplier
                2.2v         3.3v                 66Mhz         4x

AMD K6-2 300
                2.2v         3.3v                100Mhz         3x

Price difference between a 266 and a 300 is only $6.00
They should see a difference between the Cyrix and the AMD K6-2. Be sure to
get the K6-2 patch for Quake II. Also if you use a 3DFX card (Voodoo 1,
Voodoo 2.) Be sure to go into Quake and change the video rendering from
software to 3Dfx or Open GL.Otherwise Quake will ignore the 3D card.

Bill M. Smith

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