***URGENT*** What would you do?

fury said:
You might want to try for a 133FSB, T-Birds above 1.33Hz have them.
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Some 1.0's and 1.2's are 133fsb.

1300's never actually had a 100fsb, the multiplier on T-birds only went up to 12.5, so the motherboard bumped up the FSB to 104 to achieve 1300mhz.
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There's also a 1000(133) option in my bios so there must be some of those about too. Mine refuses to boot when I set it to that though. :)
 
whoreable said:
well get to work. unlockin a tbird is fun and easy!
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I know it's easy, I just would rather not fuck about with it until I actually have a replacement sitting quietly in a corner just in case I fuck it up. Otherwise I could be offline for a while until I can get one. :eek: :(

I'm seriously thinking about keeping this one and when the other one's up and running doing all the nasty things I want to do to it but am too chicken to try at the moment. :)
 
fury said:
You might want to try for a 133FSB, T-Birds above 1.33Hz have them.
Click to expand...
Some 1.0's and 1.2's are 133fsb.

1300's never actually had a 100fsb, the multiplier on T-birds only went up to 12.5, so the motherboard bumped up the FSB to 104 to achieve 1300mhz.
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actually, there were bios addresses to fix that misreport, it actually remapped the 12.5x to 13x within the chip (sorta like the k6-2 2x to 6x remap) i think only cores at the release of the 1300 and later have that remap.
 
At least, that's how it was with KT7's. I set the thing at 107fsb and the mult at 12.5 and it reported an FSB of 112, causing the CPU to jump up to 1425mhz. Man, was it hot. :eek:
 
I've just ordered my PSU, should have it by next week. :)

I'm getting twitchy, I want to order the board and memory now but I have to wait 3 weeks. Damn christmas, I should make em all go without presents for once!
 
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