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Asus A7V-E and SoftFSB ?
- Thread starter GRiMMi
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Soft FSB has been discontinued as a point of task of it's own uselessness. If any board is uncapable of doing overclocked speeds, it won't have jumpers or BIOS settings to do them anyway - as such Soft FSB would be futile.
Remember that the A7VE is no overclocking board - it's a budget board based on a chipset that is honed for performance at two bus speeds and two bus speeds only.
Remember that the A7VE is no overclocking board - it's a budget board based on a chipset that is honed for performance at two bus speeds and two bus speeds only.
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I've had my 800 stable at 1100 on that board 
Even if it's not designed for overclocking, I will be overclocking - the whole point of SoftFSB for me, is easier overclocking. The FSB frequency dipswitch is placed on a stupid place - you have to remove your cdroms in order to access it. (In my case at least - with a miditower.) That's why I wanted SoftFSB.
Thanks for your input tho
I found some IC's that could read my correct FSB, will it harm anything if I try to set my fsb with those ?
Thanks.
Even if it's not designed for overclocking, I will be overclocking - the whole point of SoftFSB for me, is easier overclocking. The FSB frequency dipswitch is placed on a stupid place - you have to remove your cdroms in order to access it. (In my case at least - with a miditower.) That's why I wanted SoftFSB.
Thanks for your input tho
I found some IC's that could read my correct FSB, will it harm anything if I try to set my fsb with those ?
Thanks.
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