make sure the ram timings are also appropriate, and you probably have to
adjust the multiplier. do some quick math of 166xwhat=standard clock speed.
"Bodine" <> wrote in message
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>I upgraded my system to an Athalon 64 X2, so I handed down my XP2800
> processor to my son's machine. His has been running fine with an
> XP1800 with the stock FSB setting of 133. I made sure the latest bios
> (1.9) was installed, installed the chip, then bumped the FSB to 166
> and rebooted. NOTHING... Wouldn't even get to the BIOS screen. Had to
> reset the bios with the jumper, checked to confirm that it would boot
> at 133 FSB (shows as XP2200), and confirmed that the temp was ok (39
> cel). Every time I try to bump the FSB over 133, it won't boot. Any
> suggestions? The processor ran fine in my old machine.
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