Is 'CPUFSB' the only way to get to 146 FSB ??

This program works OK and I am now running at 146.65 FSB to see if I have the same problems as when I boot to 150.
CHFSB is really no help, as it doesn't give a choice between 138 and 150.
At 150 I get various errors that create unwanted instability.
The more I work with it the more I think it is data read errors that is causing the problems.

Also, do I need to run CHFSB each time I start the system?
( I know, I am lazy and don't want to weed through the forums for this answer!)

I flashed my bios w/ the o/c bios and set my fsb on bios to 138/138 and on CPUFSB set my fsb to 146+. You can save it to
increase your fsb everytime you start windows.
unfortunately, there are no other fsb settings on the o/c bios other than 133/133, 138/138, 150/150 and 160/160.
my system locks up if I set my fsb at 150/150 but runs very stable w/ my present fsb setup.

Go with the o/c bios. It's the only other way I know.

Not!!!
The OC bios does not have that speed as a setting.

PDL said:

( I know, I am lazy and don't want to weed through the forums for this answer!)

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snert

PDL, are you referring to 146 speed setting on o/c bios?
If you are, then you are correct.