I have a 1200mhz Thunderbird CPU. In the BIOS, I am only able to set the multiplier to 12x and above. For example, I can set it to 13x and I get 1300mhz when it boots. However, this isn't what I want. The thing that really gets me is that I can't even see 11x and below in the BIOS "CPU Clock Ratio" menu itself. I want to have all the multiplier options I can, and without 11x and below, I can't do the tuning I would like to. Is there any way I can gain access to the multiplier settings that are 11x and below, is there any fix for this?
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Multiplier problem with K7TPro2-A board...
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