WTF?
First off, I aint in here to Prove "Anything" m8, nor am I in here to talk bollox!
......so if my P4 2.533c, (which happens to have a 133fsb as its default FSB and Off the box, it says:
Version: C16847-001) aint actually a Rev C, then I am talking bollox or Intel Is screwing us all!
Its a Philippine made CPU and it does 3050 at 1.65V Bios setting on a 160FSB with Mem at 3X on a TH7IIRAID with the latest bios from the Abit site Rev "Th7h_bf".
I was using the "Cold Boot" fixed "Th7h_7d" bios prior to this, and even that one supported this 2.533c CPU.
"Th7h_bf" ReadMe.txt Quote:
Official BIOS release BF for TH7II/TH7II-RAID v1.0
Release information:
[ENGLISH]
1. Support Intel P4 Celeron 2.0G CPU.
2. Support PMC Pm49FL004T 4Mb Flash ROM.
3. HPT 37x BIOS Version 2.0.1024. The RAID function is for TH7II-RAID only.
This BIOS version is also for non RAID boards and HPT BIOS will be
automatically disabled while RAID controller chip not detected.
4. BIOS compile Date: 9/13/2002.
Un-Quote:
The above Bios Quote gives nothing more over the Infamous "Th7h_7d"
As for your Multiplier settings, 24X is the max atm. Presuming you have a TH7IIRAID, why havent you had a look at what is available anyhow?
It even offers you some 100/133 Combinations at some of the lower CPU speeds
Simple sums here m8, take a look:
Fsb is now 133 on RevC P4's, so,...... 133 x 24 = 3192Mhz
Fastest chip Intel do atm is 2.8 so why do u need Bigger Multipliers in the Bios when No chip available atm needs it and the Multipliers are locked on the CPU anyway?
From what I have read on the Web, the "C" series of P4s are made from a new batch of Silicon, Dubbed Rev "C" cos its faster than Rev"B" and hence the faster clock speeds from the more "Pure" Silicon.
*EDIT* - if u want a Picure of my box label to proove it, ure gonna have to smb m8,..i dont have a digital camera yet or a scanner!
We are done & Gone!