- Feb 28, 2015
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I have and old Pentium II tower that I use as a file server on my home network. The problem is that although all three RAM chips in it are labeled as 133 MHz, the computer is using them as 100 MHz chips. There is no setting for this in the BIOS, so I'm trying to find out if there is a jumper setting to select 133 MHz. It is a home-built system that my cousin and I built out of spare parts, but according to AIDA32, the "motherboard name" is "Intel Seattle II SE440BX-2".
I have been unable to find any information on this motherboard myself, and I am hoping someone can help out. If you can't, don't worry; it's not a real big problem. I just think that I *might* get a little better system performance at the correct clock speed.
I have been unable to find any information on this motherboard myself, and I am hoping someone can help out. If you can't, don't worry; it's not a real big problem. I just think that I *might* get a little better system performance at the correct clock speed.
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