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Kristen K Smith <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 23 Jul 2001 15:39:15 -0400
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I need some advice upgrading my Acer Aspire with an Intel Pentium 133Mhz
processor.  This is an old machine, which was originally running with a
Pentium 100, and what little support that is left on their website
indicates that the highest speed it can handle is the 133.  I swapped the
CPU's, rebooted, and hoped that the machine would detect the new speed of
the processor.  When it didn't, I tried checking the options in the CMOS
setup, but didn't find anything to change there.  Right now, while booting
up it still indicates that it is running a Pentium 100.  Does anyone have
any ideas how can I make sure it correctly identifies the chip as a 133?
Thanks!

Kristen Smith

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