CPU-question for A7V333

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Ola A Johansson

Hi all!

I've just aquired an A7V333 motherboard at a good price.

Along with this I was offered a CPU: "AMD 1600 LV1C-MIUGA"
Is this a good rev of the CPU, OC-wise, and does it match my board well
(FSB/multiplier-wise)

TIA /Ola J
 
Hi again!
Hi all!

I've just aquired an A7V333 motherboard at a good price.

Along with this I was offered a CPU: "AMD 1600 LV1C-MIUGA"
Is this a good rev of the CPU, OC-wise, and does it match my board well
(FSB/multiplier-wise)
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Hmm.. I ended up buying a different CPU (got it for only 10$ more):
"AXDA2200DUV3C-AIXHB"
A7V333 is R2.00 (a sticker on the M/B)
RAM is: TwinMOS PC3200 256MB CL2.5 with M.tech chips,
(P/N:M2G9I08AIAMK9F081AADT).
What do you expect would be the best I could get from this combo.
 
Ola A Johansson said:
Hi again!


Hmm.. I ended up buying a different CPU (got it for only 10$ more):
"AXDA2200DUV3C-AIXHB"
A7V333 is R2.00 (a sticker on the M/B)
RAM is: TwinMOS PC3200 256MB CL2.5 with M.tech chips,
(P/N:M2G9I08AIAMK9F081AADT).
What do you expect would be the best I could get from this combo.
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The cpu is a 'B' core these can go to 2400mhz, the default for the cpu is
133 x 13.5. This should give you easy access to the higher multipliers in
the bios if you need them.

The fsb at a 1:1 ratio may not get above 170mhz - then again it may go to
180mhz. At 180x13.5 you would have 2430mhz at 166x13.5 it would be 2241mhz.

If the fsb is a limitation try setting a higher multiplier such as 14 and
trying to reach 2400Mhz that way. Then again the cpu may not quite do
2400mhz - but it should get close.

You may have to increase the vcore a bit to get it to run this fast.
 
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