Athlon XP 2500 processor running at 1467MHz. Is that correct?

[NiceGuyEd]

Hello,
I have a Athlon XP barton core 2500+ processor sitting on an Asus A7V600-X with (2) 256MB sticks of Corsair Value Select.

In BIOS, the CPU Speed is 1467 MHz , bus speed is 133/33, and multiplier is 11.0x. I can't remember exactly what the ram is... (either PC2700 or PC3200) but do I need to change these settings or is the correct speed for a XP2500+?

I'm not interested in OC'ing or anything, just want to be running at the right speed.

Thanks
Ed

 

[Rik]

That is definately not the correct speed for your processor, I run an xp2000+ and its normal clock speed is 1666 Mhz. In your bios there is a setting for front side bus (fsb) speed, u need to set that correctly for your particular processor.

 

[NiceGuyEd]

Thanks for the reply.

BIOS gives me the options of 1100, 1467, 1833 and 2200mhz for processor speeds. And for bus speeds it gives me a range from 100/33 to 250/43. It also allows me to set the multiplier from 5.0x to 22.5x.

Anyone know off hand what I should be running this at?

 

[howard_hopkinso]

Your fsb should be set to 166mhz giving you a cpu speed of 1833mhz.

you wont be able to change the multiplier because the Amd athlon 2500 xp is super locked.

Look HERE for Amd processor specs.

Regards Howard

 

[Tedster]

My XP 2500+ runs normal at 200MHZ FSB. It's not overclocked. If I go above 200mhz, I have stability problems with my memory.
I run it on an MSI K7N2 Delta 2 platinum MB