I recently had to change my FSB in the BIOS from 100 to 133 in order for my newly-installed Athlon XP 2000+ to register properly.  Do I need to change any jumpers on my MSI Sis 745 ultra motherboard?  (The computer is running stably and is at the proper speed, I'm just checking to be on the safe side.)
 
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Hi there
 
To my knowledge, all of the newer motherboard bios's exclusively use the bios to adjust and alter clock and fsb speeds, as opposed to jumpers or dip switches on the motherboard itself. The only settings you might have to ensure are correct are cpu core voltage, as a change in clock speed such as you described might need higher voltage, but, then again, if you say you are running stable, there is no better indicator of a good test then that.  
 
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Does it suppose to run with FSB of 133MHz?  What you did was having it run at its proper speed.
 
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Alright, thanks for the input.  I was just double checking.  I didn't want to inadvertantly be damaging my mainboard or anything.
 
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