- Joined
- Aug 9, 2002
- Location
- Bakersfield, CA - USA
1700+ TbredB
Aopen KT266A motherboard (no multi adjustment)
Here is what is going on, the TbredB has bridges blown (I didn't blow the bridges the guy I bought it from did). This is supposed to give the chip a 15 multi. I ran this chip in an 8RDA+ and indeed got 15 after loading defaults etc. Okay, great. So then I moved this chip into its permanent home, an Aopen KT266A board I bought from a guy in the classifieds recently. The board reads the multi as 20 at 100fsb (which oddly enough equals the correct mhz speed). It does not post at 133fsb which leads me to believe that its still thinks the multi is 20 after I change the FSB jumper.
So WTF? Has something like this happened to anybody else? Do KT266A boards just do this? Any suggestions?
This is a system I am breaking even on so I don't want to fry anything and don't want to give it to the guy running 100fsb. It works flawlessly otherwise though.
Thank you gentlemen
Aopen KT266A motherboard (no multi adjustment)
Here is what is going on, the TbredB has bridges blown (I didn't blow the bridges the guy I bought it from did). This is supposed to give the chip a 15 multi. I ran this chip in an 8RDA+ and indeed got 15 after loading defaults etc. Okay, great. So then I moved this chip into its permanent home, an Aopen KT266A board I bought from a guy in the classifieds recently. The board reads the multi as 20 at 100fsb (which oddly enough equals the correct mhz speed). It does not post at 133fsb which leads me to believe that its still thinks the multi is 20 after I change the FSB jumper.
So WTF? Has something like this happened to anybody else? Do KT266A boards just do this? Any suggestions?
This is a system I am breaking even on so I don't want to fry anything and don't want to give it to the guy running 100fsb. It works flawlessly otherwise though.
Thank you gentlemen