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Discussion in 'Processors and Motherboards' started by jungle5150, Apr 2, 2002.

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  1. Rick TechSpot Staff Posts: 6,250   +38

    If it is working fine, then yes, it is okay.

    150Mhz (Generally speaking) is a decent strain on your system, but it really depends on your components to determine how exactly much of a strain it is. When you raise the FSB, you are also overclocking your memory and other devices in your computer.

    If you haven't had any unwarranted crashing or system instability, you should be fine.

    At 150Mhz, memory tends to give out. That is why overclocking a 100Mhz system used to always be easier.
    Rick, Apr 27, 2002
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