Bah!

[typhoonmike]

Here I thought I had my Celeron 900@1125. That is where it seemed most stable. I could push it higher but the chance of my mouse locking up increased. Then I hooked my speakers back up to my SB Live. Everytime a sound started or stopped there would be a loud popping noise. Grrrr. Took the chip back down to 900 and the popping is gone. Durnit. SB Live was actually underclocked. Was at 125FSB and 1/4 PCI. Oh well. All those fans I added are just a waste now.

[Amedeo602]

Bah is my word--so is grrr

you can have durnit and oh well though....


BAH at you for taking my word and GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR if you ever think about it again :D

[typhoonmike]

Oh...tuuuuuuuuuurribly sorry but dagnabit I wuz upset. heh. Actually it seems to work now. So I'm back at 125 FSB. Just wish I could get up to 133 without my usb mouse cutting out on me.

[Amedeo602]

you could try making it a PS2 mouse with an adapter...it might lower the refresh rates but you get more out of an o/c (plus you can d/l progs to increase your refresh rate)

[Amedeo602]

http://www.bluesnews.com/files/misc/ps2mouserate.shtml

good little prog for increasing rate (however it doesn't work with some of the touchier motherboards....it froze my Asus A7A266 100% of the time)