cpuFSB

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• Oct 13, 2002

• #1

How does this program work ? once the pll is written isnt it suposed to stay @ what you set it until you change it agian ? I'm setting mine to FSB to 133Mhz and when i restart i seen on the screen it says 350mhz still.

 

Darkseid

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• Oct 13, 2002

• #2

if it works, it will only when you`re in windows, i mean if you restart your computer it will be again what the bios say, this program does not write things permanently, just change fsb until restart or shut down

 

oRIDDLERo

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• Oct 13, 2002

• #3

CBUFSB is lame, just use your bios.

 

FTC

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• Oct 13, 2002

• #4

Well,

CPUFSB is only good for 2 things :

1) Either your BIOS / MOBO jumpers does NOT provide with all the options the PLL has.... or
2) Just to try some clock speeds in a faster way than going to BIOS.

In any case, your setting is only valid till you reboot (or restart).

Regards
FTC

 

OP

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• Oct 13, 2002

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• #5

gofastman said:

CBUFSB is lame, just use your bios.

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your arent very observant arent you.... if you would have looking in my sig and noticed my mobo "if you knew some stuff " about PC's you would know that my mobo dosent allow all the good stuff to be done in the bios