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A7v333

Discussion in 'Processors and Motherboards' started by C-r0, Feb 27, 2003.

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  1. C-r0 Newcomer, in training

    I have a A7V333 mobo and im trying to overclock it, but reached a limit at 12,5 times my bios dont accept higher multiplier.

    ive heard its posible to get around that to get it to accept an even higher multiplier but how ?

    My CPU is a 1900+ athlon XP

    default bios settings
    12,0*133 = 1598 MHz

    currently running :
    12,0*147 = 1762 MHz

    cant go ne higher without crashing windows XP.
    C-r0, Feb 27, 2003
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  2. hdmk Newcomer, in training

    Is your Athlon XP unlocked?
    hdmk, Feb 27, 2003
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  3. C-r0 Newcomer, in training

    Nope .. but when i unlock it will the bios give me furtur options ?

    i didnt want to unlock it cos of the missing multipliers
    C-r0, Feb 27, 2003
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  4. C-r0 Newcomer, in training

    and my bios is fully updated
    C-r0, Feb 27, 2003
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  5. hdmk Newcomer, in training

    You won't be able to overclock your Athlon XP until its unlocked. The options to overclock are already there in the BIOS - and on he board itself - they just won't do anything until your CPU is unlocked.
    Try searching the web for a guide on how to unlock it...
    hdmk, Feb 28, 2003
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  6. C-r0 Newcomer, in training

    Thx .. i know how to overclock it but whouldnt do it until i was sure there where more options than there is now ..

    but from what ur saying there whould be more after the chip is unlocked.
    just thought that the multiplier where bios depending .. not CPU depending .

    so Thx for ur help
    C-r0, Feb 28, 2003
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