Max Multiplyer on 2500+ Mobile

ziggo0

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• Nov 2, 2004

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Hello,
Im just about to purchase a upgrade from a 2000+ Palomino...its about time too. And from reading hundreds of times, mobile processors are the way to go for Athlon XP's. I plan on buying this cpu, http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=19-103-401&depa=1 AMD Mobile Athlon XP 2500+, 266 FSB, 512K Cache, 45 Watt - OEM. Right now i only have slow ram, and i know the only way to get a good overclock is by fast ram, but i have to buy that later, but i can use all the speed i can get right now cuz my 2000+ is just about burnt out What is the max multiplyer on the 2500+M? I got PC 2100 ram that ive gotten up to 144fsb before which isnt very fast...but its cheap ram. If i can bump up that multiplyer i wont have to worry about new ram for a while. Whats the max multi on that proccessor if you guys know?

 

Know Nuttin

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• Nov 2, 2004

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max multiplier is determined by your motherboard.

what motherboard do you have?

 

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ziggo0

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• Nov 3, 2004

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Oh sorry about that, Abit NF7-S Rev 2

 

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ziggo0

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• Nov 4, 2004

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Bump

 

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• Nov 4, 2004

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Hi!

If you have slow Ram, start with the default multiplier (I think it's 14 X 133) and then just keep increasing it 'till it won't post. After that, bump the voltage a little at a time and see how far you get.

 

jonspd

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• Nov 4, 2004

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12.5

Default is 11x166

 

Rpkole

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you can pin mod up to a 24 multi to find out how go here www.ocinside.de i have pen moded my AXP mobiles 2400+ to 18X and they work fine

 

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• Nov 4, 2004

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nope. default is 133MHz *14 = 1862MHz
All mobile bartons run at 133MHz FSB, while the desktops run 166MHz.

edit: I'm a bit late I guess deleted most of my post, as its obsolete now.

 

Tebore

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• Nov 4, 2004

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Rpkole said:

you can pin mod up to a 24 multi to find out how go here www.ocinside.de i have pen moded my AXP mobiles 2400+ to 18X and they work fine

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He doesn't even need to do that, the NF7 allows for multiplers from 5-24.

 

Rpkole

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• Nov 4, 2004

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Tebore said:

He doesn't even need to do that, the NF7 allows for multiplers from 5-24.

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OOPS!! did not know that and thank you Tebore for pointing that out

 

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ziggo0

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Wow....thanks alot guys, i Bump once BAM 7 replys Now im even more excited about getting a new cpu finnaly...Good bye 2000+ Palomino. The ram isnt to bad for older ram. 3x256 PC 2100 'Elixor' CAS 2.5 ram, it maxed out my 2000+ pally at 1.79 (1.8ghz) which is basicly the fastest a pally will get. Thanks alot guys, ill be sure to post what i get with my system...in about 4 weeks once i have the money

 

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• Nov 5, 2004

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Tebore said:

He doesn't even need to do that, the NF7 allows for multiplers from 5-24.

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Nuff said