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Thread: Guys I Just Upgraded My Mobo And Graphic Card

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    OK now im officially confused....

    my athlon xp 2000+, before i upgraded, ran at 1600GHz.....

    but now after installing a new gigabyte mobo, and radeon 9600xt.... its tells me that it is running at 1.2GHz


    i am going to cry if i find out that iv fucked up something... ...

    lol. what is going on ?

    is this fixable? why has it changed???

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    your front side bus is running at 200mhz instead of 266.

    edit: The right FSB and multiplier: 133*12.5=1662.5mhz
    The wrong FSB and multiplier: 100*12.5=1250mhz...

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    You need to change your FSB to 133MHz.

    The multiplier for your chip is 12
    Your current FSB must be 100MHz
    100MHz x 12 = 1200MHz
    133MHz x 12 = 1600MHz

    A simple bios change.

    Edit: correction, I mean base frequency not FSB.
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    sorry im a bit of a newb when it comes to fsb...

    can you tell me if i can change this? if so, how?

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    Originally posted by lynx@24 February 2004 - 14:56
    You need to change your FSB to 133MHz.

    The multiplier for your chip is 12
    Your current FSB must be 100MHz
    100MHz x 12 = 1200MHz
    133MHz x 12 = 1600MHz

    A simple bios change.
    oh ok cheerz... ill have a look now

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    Originally posted by dray_02@23 February 2004 - 21:56
    sorry im a bit of a newb when it comes to fsb...

    can you tell me if i can change this? if so, how?
    there will be the option in the bios somewher to change the front side bus (fsb) and multiplier although u only do the front side bus.

    If that doesnt work there might be a jumper on the board somewhere but its usually done in teh bios now.

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    It's in your BIOS settings in "Advanced Chipset Features."

    Set the FSB Frequency to: 133

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    Originally posted by Virtualbody1234@24 February 2004 - 14:59
    It's in your BIOS settings in "Advanced Chipset Features."
    ok thanks...

    ill do it now and ill tell ya the results....
    p.s can i put the fsb on the highest setting??? safely..
    or is there no point?

    say 400mhz

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    No! 400 is too high for that CPU.

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    NO WHOA!! NOOO haha

    Just find a setting that says 100Mhz. Change that to 133Mhz and look for something that says Front Side Bus by it.

    You sent me a that PM about helping you.

    Download aim and get a name..and ill talk to you on there when you get your 2500XP...no need in bringing up another thread on here lol
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