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a-lehmann
I use a Celeron 1000 on a TUSL-2C mainboard. FSB set to 100 MHz.
I want to use 133 MHz SDRAM and thus set the FSB to 133 which is a BIOS
option. But in this case the CPU would run at 1333 MHz instead of
specified 1000.
Do I have to expect a damage to the CPU?
Of course 33% is a large amount of overclocking. But I read about and
tried myself successfully to run a Celeron 566MHz at 830MHz by changing
FSB setting from 66 HMHz to 100 MHz (MSI Adapter from socket 370 to
slot1; there are jumpers to set that).
So I assume a similar ratio might me set with this Ceöeron 1000.
Des anybody know more about it?
Thank you in advance
Andre Lehmann
I want to use 133 MHz SDRAM and thus set the FSB to 133 which is a BIOS
option. But in this case the CPU would run at 1333 MHz instead of
specified 1000.
Do I have to expect a damage to the CPU?
Of course 33% is a large amount of overclocking. But I read about and
tried myself successfully to run a Celeron 566MHz at 830MHz by changing
FSB setting from 66 HMHz to 100 MHz (MSI Adapter from socket 370 to
slot1; there are jumpers to set that).
So I assume a similar ratio might me set with this Ceöeron 1000.
Des anybody know more about it?
Thank you in advance
Andre Lehmann