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is my mobo overclockable?
- Thread starter Ragefreak16
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Ok as you can see your mobo dont support 100 fsb...so you are limited to 75 and 83 by adjusting the jumpers.
The diagramm shows you how you can set the jumpers.
Try better the 75 fsb because the 83 will run you far out of specs
for the pci speed.
Post again more details of your system so i can help you more.
Good luck
The diagramm shows you how you can set the jumpers.
Try better the 75 fsb because the 83 will run you far out of specs
for the pci speed.
Post again more details of your system so i can help you more.
Good luck
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Just move your JFS1 jumper as shown to set your fsb to 75
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alright, so um i actually have to pull those things out and switch it switch it with the jumper on the right?
what about that CPU clock ratio on the left...can i do something with that??
sorry for askings these probably really easy q's but i dont want to mess anything up
what about that CPU clock ratio on the left...can i do something with that??
sorry for askings these probably really easy q's but i dont want to mess anything up
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It wont make any difference if you change the multiplier, as the CPU has a locked multiplier.
In fact, if you change it, the PC probably wont boot up. Better off not touching that jumper. At least until you get a faster CPU, then set it to the new CPU multiplier.
In fact, if you change it, the PC probably wont boot up. Better off not touching that jumper. At least until you get a faster CPU, then set it to the new CPU multiplier.
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