bios fsb control

[primus]

hallo everybody my name's ben and im new around here and so i hope i'll be able to use your great experience on OC and hardware alike...
so i was wandering
where can i find in bios the option for raising the fsb in P4?
i have an intel D850mv motherboard and l looked every where for this option but i just can't find it
hope you can help
primus

 

[scottchen]

That motherboard uses RDRAM, so I wouldn't recommend overclocking, RDRAM generally don't like anything above specified frequencies.

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[Johanthegnarler]

As he said RDram sucks for oc'ing and it's not worth messing with becuase it will get pissed off and eat you.
Just warning you.

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Figured i'd do it too..reality my ass.

 

[pIII_Man]

unfortunatly you have an intel mobo...so it cant be o/c'ed via bios... you could try software overclocking with utilities such as setfsb, softfsb, and cpucool.

If it isn't a P6 then it isn't a processor
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[primus]

ok got it.... it's really too bad i can't OC but i guess i wont purchese a new mobo just for dram memory. but thanks any way
p.s
are there any advantages what so ever to my annoying little rdram?

 

[Johanthegnarler]

There isn't really an advantage, but it's pretty damn fast stock. That's a good fast system as long as it's not overclocked.
Don't worry about upgrading now, you wont see a godly difference in speed. There is one, but nothing worth spending 500 bucks to change unless your really interested in overclocking.

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Figured i'd do it too..reality my ass.

 

[Crashman]

I think we've been through this before, the clock generator used on all Intel (including Dell) i850/i850E chipset boards is unsupported by these utilities, they can't be software overclocked. The only way to overclock Intel i850E boards is by breaking a pin to make a 400 bus processor be recognized as 533 bus.

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