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Michael T Miller <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 6 Jan 2002 22:03:29 -0500
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Hi Joe!

   Looks as if your FBS (Front Bus Spees) is set at 95Mhz instead of 100Mhz (3x95=285 & 3.5x95=333). Finding/Setting the FBS to 100Mhz should "bring you up speed". See if you can get us a motherboard type or BIOS number (found during boot-up) so we can get a better idea of what changes you can make.

   P.S., try buying the latest K6-2 550Mhz CPU once you get your FBS to 100Mhz. If you set your multiplier to x2 it will overclock to 600Mhz without a glitch.

   http://www.accessmicro.com/productinfo.php3?ProductId=CPPAMS7550-F

   Hope this helps...
   Max
   MaxProAndU

>I have a computer with a MB fairly new, I believe Year 2000.  The manual
>states that it supports all Socket 7 processors with a 100MHz system bus.
> I have been using a 300 MHz AMD processor figured at 100 MHz.  A program
>reads the actual speed as 285.  Another program did the same.  I
>installed a 350 MHz AMD processor and the programs tell me that it is
>reading 333MHz.  Can you tell  me why the 300 is not 300 and the 350 is
>not 350?  I let it automatically detect these processors.
>
>Joe

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