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- Apr 17, 2004
I have a Thunderbird 700MHz chip that looks to be [factory] unlocked. I'm looking at the chip right now and the L1 bridges are connected...by the way the code numbers FYI
A0700APT3B
ADEA0022XPCW
91723270673
It originaly came pluged into a Giga-Byte GA-7ZX (-1) MoBo
Then I pluged it into an ASUS A7V (bios version 1007, haven't flashed the bios with newer version yet).
Also AIDA32 stated that the chip was 700 and maxed @ 1200 (curent locked TBird 1100 only states 1100 within that program).
To my eyes and apparently AIDA32 the chip is UnLocked ...
SO MY QUESTION IS:
The ASUS A7V should allow my the change the multiplier through the bios, yet it doesn't. I can change everything but the multiplier.
What gives?
PS little messy with the grease there
A0700APT3B
ADEA0022XPCW
91723270673
It originaly came pluged into a Giga-Byte GA-7ZX (-1) MoBo
Then I pluged it into an ASUS A7V (bios version 1007, haven't flashed the bios with newer version yet).
Also AIDA32 stated that the chip was 700 and maxed @ 1200 (curent locked TBird 1100 only states 1100 within that program).
To my eyes and apparently AIDA32 the chip is UnLocked ...
SO MY QUESTION IS:
The ASUS A7V should allow my the change the multiplier through the bios, yet it doesn't. I can change everything but the multiplier.
What gives?
PS little messy with the grease there
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