Everything works just fine, but I noticed in my BIOS settings that the CPU
Frequency and the DRAM Frequency are both set at 100 Mhz. Shouldn't those
both be 133 Mhz?
If so, how do I make the change? I can change the Operating Frequency
Setting from "Standard" to "User Define", and change the settings manually,
but I don't want to mess something up.
Thanks...
Jim
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>Everything works just fine, but I noticed in my BIOS settings that the CPU
>Frequency and the DRAM Frequency are both set at 100 Mhz. Shouldn't those
>both be 133 Mhz?
>If so, how do I make the change? I can change the Operating Frequency
>Setting from "Standard" to "User Define", and change the settings manually,
>but I don't want to mess something up.
>Thanks...
>Jim
In the BIOS, I changed the CPU and DRAM Frequencies to 133 Mhz. I noticed a
"Voltage" option. It was set to "10" for 100 Mhz.. Does that stay the same
for 133?
Also...where do I find the AGP Divider setting in my BIOS? I've looked
everywhere.
Thanks again...
Jim
> >I just built a system utilizing the ASUS AV7133C board and the AMD 1.3
gig
> >Thunderbird CPU. Also installed 256megs of PC133 SDRAM memory.
> >Everything works just fine, but I noticed in my BIOS settings that the
CPU
> >Frequency and the DRAM Frequency are both set at 100 Mhz. Shouldn't
those
> >both be 133 Mhz?
> >If so, how do I make the change? I can change the Operating Frequency
> >Setting from "Standard" to "User Define", and change the settings
manually,
> >but I don't want to mess something up.
> >Thanks...
> >Jim
> Is the cpu a 1.33c? Take note of the C. C means it is meant for a
> 133mhz FSB. The 1.33 came in both 100mhz and 133mhz versions.
> If it is C, then yes, those bios settings is what controls the FSB
> frequency. My motherboard uses a dip switch on the mb to change that
> option, it varies from various manufacturers. But I believe Asus uses
> the softmenu system (controlled through the bios). Another thing to
> take note of is the AGP divider. When runnung on a 100mhz FSB it
> should be set to 2/3 (66mhz), when using a 133MHZ fsb it should be set
> to 1/2 (again, 66mhz).
Jim
