Eriksson (Apr 06, 2001 04:02 p.m.):
What kind of motherboard are you using ?? If you are running board with VIA KT133 chipset you simply cannot oc a lot by using the fsb. 110mhz seem to be typical maximum for these boards. I guess you got your Tbird to 1000 by using the multiplier of 10, but I am not quite following you when you say that clock is at 133mhz. You must be talking about your memory speed = pci+fsb=33+100=133. Give us some more infos regarding your mobo and we will try to help.
Yeah . . . a little short on some details, huh? ok. I'm running an Abit mobo w/Via KT133 chipset. Yup, got to 1000 by using multiplier of 10 and DRAM clock is "HCLK+PCICLK." CPU drive strength=2: Enhance chip performance=disabled: Force 4-way interleave=enabled: Enable dram 4k-page mode=enabled: Core voltage=1.75(default): I/O voltage=3.30v(default): CPU fsb/pci clock=100/33(can go to 101/33 but that seems to be all): CPU fsb plus (mhz)=0: Speed error hold=disabled.
I'm running one 128 mb stick of Corsair pc 133 value ram and one 128 mb stick of ? pc 133 ram.
Most of the BIOS settings that I know to experiment with, I have. The rest I have left as is. The DRAM timing, bank interleave, MD driving strength=Hi, SDRAM cycle length=2: I've experimented with and will continue (?).
I'm running a geforce 2 agp oc'd to 210/345.
I'm not sure what else will be helpful (info) to pass along. Let me know and I'll get it in the pipe . . . Thanx for your help.