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I just got a new processor an AMD XP 2600. I tried to put it on the
motherboard but when I start my computer, it doesn't find my new processor.
Probably my bios cant handle the new processor.
When I look at my bios it says, for the processor settings only 133/133 Mhz
, but the processor needs to work with 333 Mhz. I have looked for an update
for the BIOS, there is an update for this problem, I tried to install it,
but it doesn't work.
I have an K7S5A Motherboard and at the website ECS.com there is the update.
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"Cuzman" <cuzNOSPAM@supanet.com> wrote in message
news:2s00ahF1er2ehU1@uni-berlin.de...
> "Stephan Kamstra" <skamstra@solcon.nl> wrote in message
> news:cjdu8k$13a$1@domitilla.aioe.org...
>
> " When I look at my bios it says, for the processor settings only 133/133
> Mhz, but the processor needs to work with 333 Mhz. "
>
>
> The K7S5A can only handle the 266FSB 2600+, and not the 333FSB 2600+.
> http://www.fact-index.com/l/li/lis [...] ssors.html >
>
>
Don't quote me on this....(!!)
I believe that the K7S5A will only boot-up with it's FSB set to 266 (or
less).
However, once it has booted it can be software overclocked (within Windows)
to 333 - your (Barton's?) desired FSB.
Search for Barton, Speedfan and CPUCooL and you'll find the answer you want.
Apparently it's a limit of the K7S5A's PLL - it can boot at 266MHz but not
333Mhz.
However, once the K7S5A has booted at 266MHz FSB, it can be software
overclocked to 333MHz to give your CPU it's true speed.
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"Cuzman" <cuzNOSPAM@supanet.com> wrote in message
news:2s00ahF1er2ehU1@uni-berlin.de...
> "Stephan Kamstra" <skamstra@solcon.nl> wrote in message
> news:cjdu8k$13a$1@domitilla.aioe.org...
>
> " When I look at my bios it says, for the processor settings only 133/133
> Mhz, but the processor needs to work with 333 Mhz. "
>
>
> The K7S5A can only handle the 266FSB 2600+, and not the 333FSB 2600+.
> http://www.fact-index.com/l/li/lis [...] ssors.html >
>
>
Don't quote me on this....(!!)
I believe that the K7S5A will only boot-up with it's FSB set to 266 (or
less).
However, once it has booted it can be software overclocked (within Windows)
to 333 - your (Barton's?) desired FSB.
Search for Barton, Speedfan and CPUCooL and you'll find the answer you want.
Apparently it's a limit of the K7S5A's PLL - it can boot at 266MHz but not
333Mhz.
However, once the K7S5A has booted at 266MHz FSB, it can be software
overclocked to 333MHz to give your CPU it's true speed.
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