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SOLVED is there any way to raise the multiplayer

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i have an asus cubx mother board and a celerron2 900mhz runing on 100mhz busclock(its originaly a 600mhz proc) but heres the thing the board is only capable of 2-8multiplaying and as u can see it now runs on 9 i got the board from a friend who doesnt undersnad a lot about this and so im puzled how the hell did the multiplayer rise above the boards maximum and can i rase it further? any help would be welcome
 
Good question. Multipliers on Intel chips are locked and can't be unlocked. As to how your motherboard can use a multiplier higher than what is listed in the BIOS, I don't know other than it just reserves room for higher multiplied processors.

Check for a BIOS update as it may display the supported multipliers for that board. Usually they can be found on the manufacturers website.
 
ok il try to update the bios but now it says the multiplayer is 5!!!! so i think its not a bios thing cuz when i got the board it was on dip switches and i put it on jumpreles
 
The reason is that intel chips haven't used the board for multiplying since the pentium II days, the chips do it themselfs so it doesn't matter what the board supports unless you have an engineering sample which is unlocked
 
so theres no way to raise it?
i olso have a friend with amd so is there any way i can raise the multiplayer there?
 
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