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Check out the thread by IIB. There's an explaination there. If you're FSB is usually 100MHz and you can't change the divider on your AGP or PCI settings, then their settings will rise proportionately with the FSB.
If FSB = 100MHz, AGP = 66MHz, PCI = 33MHz.
Then if FSB = 110MHz, AGP = 73.33MHz, PCI = 36.67MHz.
Or if FSB = 112MHz, AGP = 74.66MHz, PCI = 37.33MHz.
Depending on the quality of your AGP and PCI devices, you can run at this speed. Probably not a problem. Suck it and see.
Perhaps if you post your AGP & PCI cards...
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