Re: FSB causing instability

agw@supersonic.ruhr.de

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07-13-2003, 10:11 AM

Jurgen wrote:
> I tried the bios update first. I'm now running at 124/124 and the pc
> is rock solid. I tried the 138/138 setting but I do not think the
> system could take it. I got stop errors immediately. This might be the

Try if you can get to 133 Mhz with only one PC133 module.

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