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nifty
02-03-01, 10:07 PM
I am going to try and be a first time over clocker. But when I go into bios, I don't see the clock speed or the temperture. Here are my specs.
Windows ME
Duron 750
SpitfireGVC AR862 mb
Lite-On 12X DVD-ROM
Lite-On IDE CD-R/W 8/4/32
Samsung 30.6 GB ATA 66 5400
192MB/ 128mb pc133, 64 pc100
SB live value sound
prophet 2 MX video
SOHO Net card
Vector
02-03-01, 11:16 PM
Is the Spitfire your motherboard...?
If it is, I've never heard of the brand--it may not have any overclocking features
stool
02-03-01, 11:36 PM
Is this a preassembled system from a major manufacturer, or something you picked up at a computer fair? I have never heard of the motherboard either, and that is probably your problem.
nifty
02-04-01, 08:32 AM
It is a Micron Millenia. I think this is Micron'n generic board
TechnoFile
02-04-01, 05:33 PM
Then you may not have the option to mess with FSB and multiplier in BIOS at all. I have seen several different versions of the same woefully inadequate HP BIOS. That stuff gives you hardly anything that is worth looking at. If you're lucky, you might be able to fiddle with some jumpers, but I wouldn't count on it.
nifty
02-04-01, 06:20 PM
How would I know if I can fiddle with some jumpers or not???
stool
02-04-01, 11:52 PM
nifty (Feb 04, 2001 06:20 p.m.):
How would I know if I can fiddle with some jumpers or not???
If you have a manual of the motherboard specs, that might give you an indication. You can also search the tech support section from Micron to see if there are any known issues on jumpers. Sometimes this stuff is available, but is very hard to find.