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O/c my k7s5a
- Thread starter BioNiKaL
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You can't change the core voltage on your mobo unless you do a volt mod to your mobo. Do a search in this forum, there are extensive posts on this subject.
As for the multi, I don't think you can change it in the bios unless cheepo found a way to come out w/ a bios that allows multi adjustments.
The wire trick is commonly used by XP2100 tbred owners who don't have access to 12.5x and lower multis so they can access the lower multis in place of the 13x and highers multis.
As for the multi, I don't think you can change it in the bios unless cheepo found a way to come out w/ a bios that allows multi adjustments.
The wire trick is commonly used by XP2100 tbred owners who don't have access to 12.5x and lower multis so they can access the lower multis in place of the 13x and highers multis.
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You can change the voltage on the chip by cutting or joining bridges. I am not sure if there is a wire trick for that.
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Check out this site
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The only way to overclock my k7s5a is to use the chepoman bios, and up the fsb.
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dippy_skoodlez said:
Whats the chepoman bios? How well does it work? I got an extra rig with this mobo and I got a AGOIA 1600+ in it. I would like to OC it atleast a little bit. How would I do this?
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You have to Flash the bios with a hacked version, then you have the option to change the fsb up to 166/166. I would take the chipset heatsink off, and use some arctic silver instead of the doublesided tape too.... I believe the bios link is in the k7s5a faq.
I use the Honey-X bios and am happy running it at 143 MHz.
Aviable FSB settings:
100.9 / 100.9 MHz
107 / 107 MHz
110 / 110 MHz
112 / 112 MHz
124 / 124 MHz
133.9 / 133.9 MHz
137.33 / 137.33 MHz
100 / 133 MHz
133 / 100 MHz
133 / 166 MHz
166 / 125 MHz
143 / 143 MHz
147 / 147 MHz
150 / 150 MHz
166 / 166 MHz
200 / 200 MHz
Aviable FSB settings:
100.9 / 100.9 MHz
107 / 107 MHz
110 / 110 MHz
112 / 112 MHz
124 / 124 MHz
133.9 / 133.9 MHz
137.33 / 137.33 MHz
100 / 133 MHz
133 / 100 MHz
133 / 166 MHz
166 / 125 MHz
143 / 143 MHz
147 / 147 MHz
150 / 150 MHz
166 / 166 MHz
200 / 200 MHz
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same as cheepo's. not that 166/166 is the higest the board will go.
Its not really that hard and pretty good results from a $45 mobo I think!
