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  1. December 31st, 1999 03:38 PM #1
    C-Dude
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    Help with O/c'ing a P3 on a p3b-f !!

    Hi all

    I've got a P3B-f with a P3 450Mhz and I can't get it past the 115mhz fsb!!
    How can I get it past it??

    I've got bios vers. 1004
    a stock fan (Gonna get a new one!)
    128mb 100Mhz ram (7ns)
    a G400 32mb

    Please help, and thank you!
    C-dude


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  2. December 31st, 1999 04:38 PM #2
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    If you are running you memeory at 7ns go to the BIOS for your RAM and put it to the default setting,and give it a go to 124mhz.
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  3. December 31st, 1999 05:37 PM #3
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    Try setting your cas latency to 3, If that dosn't do it.. let us know.. I'm kinda < intimate > lol with that board..lmao

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  4. December 31st, 1999 08:29 PM #4
    C-Dude
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    Hi,

    I've put it on SPD (Auto to cas lat. 3)
    and I've tried 8ns. It really doesn't work.

    Allready thanx!!
    C-dude

    Never be afraid to try something new, but remember:
    Amateurs build The Ark.....
    Proffesionals build The Titanic......
    Another thing:
    Man's only progress is learning of mistakes.............

    WHERE DOOMED!!!!!
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