How high

[Wicked Klown]

Ok I have an unlocked 1.1 T-Bird and was wondering. How I can I set the multiplier before I have to increase the Vcore. Right now it`s at 10.5X100.

[flounder43]

Originally posted by Klownin79
Ok I have an unlocked 1.1 T-Bird and was wondering. How I can I set the multiplier before I have to increase the Vcore. Right now it`s at 10.5X100.

I am unclear about your question. Why can't you just change your multiplier?

[Wicked Klown]

I can I want to know how high I can go before I have to increase the voltage to the CPU. Cause in my Bios I can take it up to 14 but that will I have to increase the voltage. I don't want to do a FSB overclock.

[flounder43]

*edit*

Second, the only way to see how far the multiplier will go is to try. When you get a failure, then up the voltage.

*edit*

[minoukat]

Depends on the CPU you have, some go higher without a voltage increase, some don't. But, if you 14 multiplier is real, not just a text written there, to get up to that you'll certainly have to increase the vcore

[LutaWicasa]

Originally posted by flounder43
First of all, just so you know, I am pretty sure that T-bird runs at stock 133.

Second, the only way to see how far the multiplier will go is to try. When you get a failure, then up the voltage.

But I don't see any reason to run that at 100 instead of 133...

You kinda forgot about the 200 fsb flavor Tbirds.

[flounder43]

Originally posted by LutaWicasa


You kinda forgot about the 200 fsb flavor Tbirds.

Sorry, I didn't forget, I just thought that the 200fsb stopped at 1 gig...I have never personally seen one above that, but I just did a search, and see that they are around...

My apologies.

[Gravity Man]

You can still set the FSB to 133 and keep your PCI and AGP bus speeds in spec.

[Wicked Klown]

Originally posted by Gravity Man
You can still set the FSB to 133 and keep your PCI and AGP bus speeds in spec.


How can I do that. Right now my CPU is at 100 and my ram at 133. You can get a 1.2, 1.3, and the 1.4 in the 200MHz flavor.