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Over-Clocking:
Users accept all risks in over-clocking the system when the "CPU Clock"
in the CMOS BIOS is selected to be higher than 100Mhz.
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What it comes down to is that this BIOS setting allows for over-clocking. This board is now shipped with Auto Detection mechanism to boot up correctly. The only time you would need to go into BIOS's Frequency area is to over-clock.
For example, if you have an Athlon 600Mhz CPU and leave it at default "CPU clock" speed, which is 100Mhz, then the Athlon System Bus speed will be running at 200Mhz and the actual CPU internal speed will be running at 100x6=600Mhz.
If you are in the mode to try over-clocking, you could go into the BIOS
and change the CPU/PCI clock speed to 105/35Mhz. What this does is
that the memory will run at 105Mhz and the PCI will run at 35Mhz.
The Athlon System Bus speed will be at 105x2=210Mhz. And the actual
CPU internal speed will be running at 105x6=630Mhz ! If it boots
up, it will show 630Mhz on the boot-up screen.
Of course, the standard disclaimer goes -- try it
on your own
risk. If it doesn't boot up, you can shut
down the power, hit the
power button, and hold the "insert" key to get the
screen back
and change the CPU/PCI clock speed back.
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