Need some links about unlocking Xp 2400 266mhz Througbred ..

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Just would like to try my luck, ive got it now stable at 2183 , well
stable enough to play games without it locking up.

If its 15 X 145 i think PCI bus is like 46mhz any more and my system
just wont boot i think thats the reason but the ram is only PC2100 as
well so i think 145 is pushing it, though ithink its thepci bus :0

When i unlock the cpu will it give me higher and lower multipliers as
well ?, as i want to try for 2300mhz if i can 2.2 would be fine as
well.


Would like to try 16 X 143 2288 and 16 X 144=2304

I don't realy know alot obout overclocking, so ill ask some stupid
questions, using the multipler does no change the PCI-AGP bus speeds
right ? thats the reason they are locked as AMD want you to upgrade
rather than use the cpu longer

If you have anything to add please do want to do this unlock as soon
as possible.

Thanks.

/ps i have googled but would like some extra help from the other stuff
i have found.

Bye.

 

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On Sun, 20 Jun 2004 10:55:38 +1000, Paul Mathews wrote:

>
> Just would like to try my luck, ive got it now stable at 2183 , well
> stable enough to play games without it locking up.
>
> If its 15 X 145 i think PCI bus is like 46mhz any more and my system
> just wont boot i think thats the reason but the ram is only PC2100 as
> well so i think 145 is pushing it, though ithink its thepci bus :0
>
At 145, your pci bus is 36.25, and AGP is 72.5 unless you have a chipset
that locks the bus (NF2). Why it won't boot above 145 could be ram, PCI or
even agp.

> When i unlock the cpu will it give me higher and lower multipliers as
> well ?, as i want to try for 2300mhz if i can 2.2 would be fine as well.
>
All Tbred B cpu's are either already unlocked, or they are internally
locked and can't be unlocked normally.
>
> Would like to try 16 X 143 2288 and 16 X 144=2304
>
> I don't realy know alot obout overclocking, so ill ask some stupid
> questions, using the multipler does no change the PCI-AGP bus speeds
> right ? thats the reason they are locked as AMD want you to upgrade
> rather than use the cpu longer
>
Correct, changing multiplier just increases cpu speed.

> If you have anything to add please do want to do this unlock as soon as
> possible.
>
If you have an earlier unlocked cpu, then changing the multiplier is
pretty simple. If you have a newer model that's locked, forget it. Not
knowing which MB/chipset you have makes it hard to advise. Might read
through link below for more info.

--
Abit KT7-Raid (KT133) Tbred B core CPU @2400MHz (24x100FSB)
http://mysite.verizon.net/res0exft/cpu.htm

 

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Just read that i can just connect the pins with some wire and that
will unlock it ? that sounds better as its easily changed ?

Does this method work better than the conductive paint on the top or
the other emthods of unlocking it ?

Thanks.

 

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No my board does not allow locking of the PCI or AGP


And my CPu is locked tried changeing it lower and higer no luck

Iam stuck at 145 fsb which gives me 2170 somthing which is ok i
suppose no 500mhz but gives me that little bit more speed and its
stable did a memtest no errors

Thanks.

My Board is an ASUS a7v266-e and Corsair Pc 2100 Value ram two 512k
sticks.

My board can do all it can.



On Sun, 20 Jun 2004 04:22:51 GMT, Wes Newell
<w.newell@TAKEOUTverizon.net> wrote:

>On Sun, 20 Jun 2004 10:55:38 +1000, Paul Mathews wrote:
>
>>
>> Just would like to try my luck, ive got it now stable at 2183 , well
>> stable enough to play games without it locking up.
>>
>> If its 15 X 145 i think PCI bus is like 46mhz any more and my system
>> just wont boot i think thats the reason but the ram is only PC2100 as
>> well so i think 145 is pushing it, though ithink its thepci bus :0
>>
>At 145, your pci bus is 36.25, and AGP is 72.5 unless you have a chipset
>that locks the bus (NF2). Why it won't boot above 145 could be ram, PCI or
>even agp.
>
>> When i unlock the cpu will it give me higher and lower multipliers as
>> well ?, as i want to try for 2300mhz if i can 2.2 would be fine as well.
>>
>All Tbred B cpu's are either already unlocked, or they are internally
>locked and can't be unlocked normally.
>>
>> Would like to try 16 X 143 2288 and 16 X 144=2304
>>
>> I don't realy know alot obout overclocking, so ill ask some stupid
>> questions, using the multipler does no change the PCI-AGP bus speeds
>> right ? thats the reason they are locked as AMD want you to upgrade
>> rather than use the cpu longer
>>
>Correct, changing multiplier just increases cpu speed.
>
>> If you have anything to add please do want to do this unlock as soon as
>> possible.
>>
>If you have an earlier unlocked cpu, then changing the multiplier is
>pretty simple. If you have a newer model that's locked, forget it. Not
>knowing which MB/chipset you have makes it hard to advise. Might read
>through link below for more info.