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    are you able to enter bios?
    press del on bootup?
    if so, just change the fsb (sometimes called cpu internal frequency to 133MHz) and see if it'll start normally
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    I cannot enter the BIOS with the 2600 installed, but I can with the 1600

    I couldn&#39;t find fsb or cpu internal frequency, but in the Frequency/Voltage section there was CPU CLOCK option that was set to 133. I am assuming that is what I was looking for.
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  3. Software & Hardware   -   #13
    Originally posted by dwightfry@16 September 2003 - 20:24
    I cannot enter the BIOS with the 2600 installed, but I can with the 1600

    I couldn&#39;t find fsb or cpu internal frequency, but in the Frequency/Voltage section there was CPU CLOCK option that was set to 133. I am assuming that is what I was looking for.
    yeah, the cpu clock was what you were looking for

    where did you get the new cpu from?
    it&#39;s possible that it&#39;s simply a dud cpu...

    with the 2600 installed, does the system try to post even? are there any beeps at all?
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    nope, just a ussual clicks and clacks of stuff starting for a few seconds and then nothing.

    I ordered the CPU through www.target_usa.com.

    I am currently having billing problems through them as well. They are, by far, the worse company I have ever ordered anything through. But then again...this is my first bad experience.
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    do I need to reset the CMOS?
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    I am pretty sure it&#39;s a dud, I&#39;m getting a full refund....unless someone else has something else I should try.
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    Originally posted by dwightfry@16 September 2003 - 22:01
    do I need to reset the CMOS?
    That&#39;s the first thing that you should try.

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    Hey, I got it to work, but it was suppose to run at 2.4 GHz, but it was only running at 2.0 GHz

    I turned up the CPU Clock to 110 which gave me a 2.2 GHz, but I can&#39;t log onto windows at anything over 114.

    The Multiplier is set to default (12.5) but when I change it to any amount it decreases the speed drastically. I set it to 14, and the speed went down to 1.7 GHz. Why would the speed go down when I increase the multiplier?

    Also, I have not &#39;unlocked&#39; my CPU. I was told this morning that I shouldn&#39;t have to. Do I need to in order to get better speeds? Things seem to be working with out doing with out it.
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    Also, I can&#39;t adjust the FSB. It is set to 200 MHz. What do I need to change so I can adjust it.
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  10. Software & Hardware   -   #20
    I don&#39;t think you&#39;ve set up your motherboard right, the athlon 2600 is supposed to run at 2.1 GHz ie a 166MHz Front side bus with a x12.5 multiplier. why is it supposed to run at 2.4GHz????

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