zulu
03-21-01, 10:43 AM
Sorry for repeating, but expert help needed.
As you can see, I have Aopen AX6BC (440bx) SLOT 1 MOBO, wich generally is VERY stable. I'm planning to upgrade to PIII 800 Slot 1. The options are FSB 100 or 133MHZ. I know that inherently 440BX suppliea uo to 100 mhz , but mobo's manual says that it's up to 133. I also can see it from BIOS. After flashing the BIOS it can go to as high as 153MHZ!(haven't tried it).
The question is : is 133MHZ designed for overcloaking only, and consequently it's well above spesifications, or if I put PIII 866/133 it'll stable as rock?
Should I choose P 800/100? It costs me the same as P 866/133, so I'd prefer the later if my mobo could handle it.
I'm NOT going to overclock it.
My other peripherals will handle this FSB speed , I suppose ( Radeon, SB 16 PnP, Memory 128MB/133).
Detailed answers are wellcomed.
Thanks.
As you can see, I have Aopen AX6BC (440bx) SLOT 1 MOBO, wich generally is VERY stable. I'm planning to upgrade to PIII 800 Slot 1. The options are FSB 100 or 133MHZ. I know that inherently 440BX suppliea uo to 100 mhz , but mobo's manual says that it's up to 133. I also can see it from BIOS. After flashing the BIOS it can go to as high as 153MHZ!(haven't tried it).
The question is : is 133MHZ designed for overcloaking only, and consequently it's well above spesifications, or if I put PIII 866/133 it'll stable as rock?
Should I choose P 800/100? It costs me the same as P 866/133, so I'd prefer the later if my mobo could handle it.
I'm NOT going to overclock it.
My other peripherals will handle this FSB speed , I suppose ( Radeon, SB 16 PnP, Memory 128MB/133).
Detailed answers are wellcomed.
Thanks.