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I just bought a motherboard (A Biostar M7VIK) as recommended on amd's site to be compatible with my also newly purchased 2600 (333 fsb). Now, my 'warpspeeder' utility that shipped with the mobo says that my CPU clock is 133 mhz and running at 1.6ghz. Should that fsb not be 333 mhz? I am...

They are posted here if your interested http://www.fileconnect.net/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1349 Eyman

I sent my cpu in the bios to 100ghz it runs fine , But the cpu is a athlon 2000+ when I set the multiplier to 166ghz it doesn't boot. the jumpers are set to default on the board. the board is a ASUS A7N8X . I'm setting the multiplier to 12.5 should I go higher. thank you Mike

Hi! I got a Mitac Clone MiNote 7321 Notebook from IPC Archtec running a AthlonM 1200 MHz Processor. I worked through the AMD Technical Specification Docs and the...

I was thinking of tinkering with this as my first bit o' kit ........ ----------------- K7S8X Socket A Motherboard · Includes 8X AGP Slot · USB 2.0 and 10/100 LAN onboard · 3 x DDR 333/400 Slot · Supports FSB 200/266/333MHz · Onboard 5.1 Channel Sound

Hi, I am new to this NG, I have prob with my processor(I think), if I enable CPU Internal cache in system bios I get a windows protection error. I've tried complete reinstall on clean HD. Windows works fine with the int cache disabled, albeit V slow. I used CPUINFO which reports no L2 cache even if...

In article Gu3Pa.22885$H17.7089@sccrnsc02, says... Is it too big for Athlon 2000 + ? No. Doug

It can never be to big. "mjf" wrote in message news:Gu3Pa.22885$H17.7089@sccrnsc02... Is it too big for Athlon 2000 + ?

I would go with 1GB of ram if you are doing workl with movies, USB2 is backward compatibe so there is no problem with that. I currently have a AMD 2200+ and it is running greate.If you are putting 2 different drives in go with something bigger then 20gig the price of a 60 or 80 in not that...

On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 23:46:42 GMT "Mike S." wrote: I've built my own computers since the early dos days. This last one is a P-III 500. It's time for a major upgrade and have a few questions. I'd like the P-4 but due to price differerence leaning towards an AMD but...

Your new fast processor will sit idle for as much as 90% of its duty cycle. Your bottleneck for performance will depend what you are doing.. but with "new" games it will be a combination of your video subsystem and your memory subsystem. Upping the FSB won't touch your memory, either. They...

Actually... the FSB is indeed 133Mhz. The CPU simply operates in its core at a much faster rate than this by using a multiplier. And since all Athlons now are DDR memory bus has double throughput of "normal" SDRAM system with the same processor and memory. The bus clock is not actually any...

Well... I recently tarted my system up a bit... and it so happens I bought the MSI 7NNXP (nForce 2 with Soundstorm) board and an FX5600. The board is excellent, my CPU is an Athlon XP 2400+ which I run at 10x200 to give the 2Ghz 'stock' speed. All my messing seems to suggest the board itself will...

Actually... the FSB is indeed 133Mhz. The CPU simply operates in its core at a much faster rate than this by using a multiplier. And since all Athlons now are DDR memory bus has double throughput of "normal" SDRAM system with the same processor and memory. The bus clock is not actually any...

Hi, I've just upgraded an old system to an Athlon XP 2600+ on an Epox 8RDA+ m'bd. with a single Samsung 256MB PC3200 DIMM (I'll get 2 x 512 of some real high-performance stuff when I've got the $) The board is the revision 1.1 version, chipset is NForce 2 ST. AFAIK this isn't the new 400mhz FSB...

K75SA has a known BIOS problem - specifically after a while certain revisions would blank the CMOS settings every time one of two temperatures was reached. The temperatures vary from board to board. Not the end of the world, but annoying and there are newer better boards now.

Can I use AMD XP Tbred CPU with this MB. Thanks Hai Pham

On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 01:40:54 GMT, "mjf" wrote: Is it too big for Athlon 2000 + ? NO as in "NO" power supply is ever TOO big.. You can only ever have a power supply which is too small (not enough output)... I have an XP2000+ with the usual other things that a PC has, and I...