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MSI K7T PRO
- Thread starter Kena
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- Feb 20, 2001
I have just the same board and I'm looking for the same thing, I have looked around but didn't find it.
In my oppinion it could be possible since the K7T PRO II has that possibility and it is not too different from the K7T PRO I believe it could be possible with a BIOS upgrade but I haven't found it so, if you get lucky let me know!
In my oppinion it could be possible since the K7T PRO II has that possibility and it is not too different from the K7T PRO I believe it could be possible with a BIOS upgrade but I haven't found it so, if you get lucky let me know!
To change the multipliers do the following;
change mult and vcore (if you need to ) - F10 to save - save - cut the power via your case switch - wait a couple of seconds and repower. Should give you the correct speed and if not cut the power again. This setting will remain unless you cut the power. If you are ever in the situation where there is no apparant power to the mobo pull the power cord out completely for a few minutes and then try again. If all fails clear your cmos. The later is just "insurance" as it has happened to me plenty.
change mult and vcore (if you need to ) - F10 to save - save - cut the power via your case switch - wait a couple of seconds and repower. Should give you the correct speed and if not cut the power again. This setting will remain unless you cut the power. If you are ever in the situation where there is no apparant power to the mobo pull the power cord out completely for a few minutes and then try again. If all fails clear your cmos. The later is just "insurance" as it has happened to me plenty.
