View Full Version : How to get rid of the multiplier restriction?
bramble-way
12-02-01, 07:06 PM
I'm thorouthly new in C/O. I've just bought a Duron 800 and am thrilled to have read of C/O'ing it to 1G/1.1G.
Coming question is how should I further step to unlock the multiplier and what other regular steps?
Thanks alot in advance,
-BW-
RedDeathDrinker
12-02-01, 07:20 PM
Have a nosy onto our front page, www.overclockers.com ,to the guides, or have a look at this (http://www.tech-report.com/faq/athlon.x), which is an excellent guide.....
Welcome to overclocking........:)
bramble-way
12-02-01, 07:38 PM
Cool...
I found stuff local (http://www.overclockers.com/tips402/)
branney
12-02-01, 08:49 PM
i got a duron 800 and connected the bridges before trying it. then i whapped it up to 133 FSB and had problems. after taking it back down again and erasing the pencil trails, the damn thing still runs at any multiplier i set in the bios!
i have an abit kt7a. is this feature normal? the bridges dont seem to be connected and im sure i got rid of all the graphite...
i am getting an athlon 1133 with antec jet cool. the reviews mention that the cooler comes with a thermal paste which is very sticky. could this get in the way of me connecting my bridges to overclock? i plan to try this cpu at the stock speed BEFORE overclocking ;)
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