When I raise my frontside bus multiplier from 200 to 220 in my BIOS, save it, and then boot into Windows the overclock shows up as a 208Mhz increase in processor speed in the General tab in My Computer properties, but when I shut the machine off and restart it the General tab then shows that the processor has reverted back to it's stock timing.
If right after that I go back into the BIOS the multiplier setting shows that it's still set at 220, so the question is, is my machine running at the faster 220 multiplier speed (220 = 3.08GHz) that my BIOS is showing, or is it running at the stock 200 multiplier speed (200 = 2.8GHz) that Windows is showing me?
Biostar TA970
AMD Sempron 2.8GHz (unlocked to dual core)
WinXP
If right after that I go back into the BIOS the multiplier setting shows that it's still set at 220, so the question is, is my machine running at the faster 220 multiplier speed (220 = 3.08GHz) that my BIOS is showing, or is it running at the stock 200 multiplier speed (200 = 2.8GHz) that Windows is showing me?
Biostar TA970
AMD Sempron 2.8GHz (unlocked to dual core)
WinXP
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