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Overclocking PCI bus to 75mhz for GP2

1 post by 1 person · 24 Aug 1997 - 24 Aug 1997

Michael Bar 24 Aug 1997#376206
I just bought a new VX chipset board which appears to be an Abit knock-off. It is model number SM5 but no company is listed anywhere in the manuals or on the box. It came with an update disk which said Abit on it, and it features a jumperless configuration in software. Anyway, I put it in and set the bus to 75mhz (it would not boot at 83mhz) and this reset my P166 to a P187. Away blazed GP2! I ran at 20fps at Monaco with only track and sky turned off. I'm going to run at Barcelona later today with everything (and I do mean everything) on. I highly recommend getting a board that will do this to anybody out there considering it. I can even switch the bus back to 66mhz and 166 on the CPU when I'm not playing GP2 to reduce heat and stress on the system. It is also a lot cheaper than going to a P233 or Pentium II. The rest of my configuration - 64 MB EDO 60NS RAM INTERGRAPH REACTOR 3D (Latest BIOS and drivers) SOUND BLASTER AWE32 PLAYING THE "NOCDRROM" VERSION OF GP2 Mike

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