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~misfit~ wrote:


So, the question: Can I easilly (and non-destructively in case I
need to revert back) fool my mobo into thinking it's a 133Mhz FSB
CPU? It does run 133FSB CPUs. That way I could try for 1.73Ghz and
have the PCI back in spec. I realise that there isn't a very good
chance of me getting it to run at that speed (especially with no
vcore adjustment) but this *does* seem to be a good bit of silicon,
I'd hate to not try it. I'm sure most of you understand.

Can it be easilly done? This is my second machine, mainly used for
SETI (BOINC actually) and a bit of 'muling' in multiplayer Diablo2
games.

I have seen a web page with other people's OCs on it, some
overclocking site. Does anyone have the URL? I'd be interested to
see how far others have managed to push their Tui Cellys.

Also, Spajky, what speed do you have your Tui at and how many marks
does it get with CPUMark99 on a BX?

Thanks in advance for the replies folks.
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~misfit~

Put some of your clear nail polish ;-) on 'Bsel 1' pin or
use the insulation off an IDE cable to electrically isolate the pin.

I only wear black nail polish. ;-)

I cut mine on my 1.0A after I was 100% sure it would
run at 133fsb.

Thanks. However, I think I've reached it's limits. (See my reply to David
SETI results). It's a big ask to get a Tualatin to go as high as
1.73Ghz, probably unrealistic.

Cheers,
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~misfit~