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  1. February 20th, 1999 05:58 PM #1
    Ballz
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    Asus limitation?

    my asus can only go to 99 chip and 115+ memory.. why is that?
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  2. February 20th, 1999 08:43 PM #2
    dawidi
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    What program are you using to overclock? I know the ASUS program doesn't let you overclock it very high. If you want to get 125 core/125 memory you will need to get powerstrip from entechtaiwan.com.
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  3. February 20th, 1999 11:57 PM #3
    Ballz
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    Do i need the full version of powerstrip..
    if so, anyone wanna donate to the poverty..
    hehe... nah its cool... please reply thanks
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  4. February 22nd, 1999 02:02 AM #4
    dawidi
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    You don't need the to buy a license for powerstrip to use it, the non-registered version just won't save you settings when you turn your computer off.
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