mobo issue

13th August 2002, 18:56

as my p3 700 isn't good enough for me (no decent cooling available for oc'ing, i'll need the pc for a while)

i've bought (on hold though)
-a slocket adapter
-a celeron 1200 mhz

my question: my mobo flashed bios displays multipliers up to 10 (or 11)

what will be the effect if i would put a cpu with a higher multiplier?
on the o² fora they gave these possibilities:
a) it just doesn't work
b) there are problems with higher multipliers
c) when the bios flash was released, there were only chips on the market with 10x/11x multiplier=>higher multipliers can be reached

or: the cpu runs at 10/11 multiplier, can this be possible?

greetz, T

BlackRabbit · 13th August 2002, 19:13

mmmm

isn't it possible to select "auto" or something?

13th August 2002, 19:25

Quote:

Originally posted by BlackRabbit
mmmm

isn't it possible to select "auto" or something?

sure, but what will be the result?

BlackRabbit · 13th August 2002, 19:54

Quote:

Originally posted by TeuS

sure, but what will be the result?

12x ?

I think it'll work..

Worst case = no boot..

14th August 2002, 03:54

what is the core type of the celeron? it might not be compatible voltage wise for the mobo you are using.

14th August 2002, 08:52

Quote:

Originally posted by septimus
what is the core type of the celeron? it might not be compatible voltage wise for the mobo you are using.

it's an abit-bh6, so it can oc wel

i'll check my bios in a moment
mot: multiplier up to 12x
core voltage up to 1.85

so the 1200 won't be a problem

anyway, i'll try to borrow a 1400 anyway to test it

13th August 2002, 18:56	#1
TeuS Posts: n/a	mobo issue as my p3 700 isn't good enough for me (no decent cooling available for oc'ing, i'll need the pc for a while) i've bought (on hold though) -a slocket adapter -a celeron 1200 mhz my question: my mobo flashed bios displays multipliers up to 10 (or 11) what will be the effect if i would put a cpu with a higher multiplier? on the o² fora they gave these possibilities: a) it just doesn't work b) there are problems with higher multipliers c) when the bios flash was released, there were only chips on the market with 10x/11x multiplier=>higher multipliers can be reached or: the cpu runs at 10/11 multiplier, can this be possible? greetz, T

13th August 2002, 19:13	#2
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14th August 2002, 03:54	#5
septimus Posts: n/a	what is the core type of the celeron? it might not be compatible voltage wise for the mobo you are using.