Re:Re:Re: Overclocking XP 1700+ "B"

Ozone wrote:

> what wes is saying ...by cutting the bridges on the cpu to default 13x
> multiplier....if i am followint the many threads is this. you turn a 1700+
> into a 2100+ by modding the L3-3 and L3-5 bridges.
> your cpu will then remap some of the multipliers on your cpu.... which wes
> was kind enough to test and post each on on his web site....to diff
values.
> So on your KT133A board it will be possible to run the cpu at 20x100 for a
> total of 2000Mhz cpu speed by way of remapped multipliers. look at Wes's
> site again for complete list of what setting equals what remapped value.
> Now do you follow what Wes has said????
> OZoNE

Thanks Ozone and Wes,

I think I get it! By cutting the L3-3 and L3-5 bridges on this unlocked
1700+Tbred "B",
it not only changes the CPU to default 13X but *ALSO* remaps some of the
available
multipliers to this chip.

I guess I was confused by the 100 FSB, which you are saying can be part of
this new availability.
So it`s just a matter of me using the new available multi`s AND jiving that
with 100FSB
which on my board, is a dip switch setting (back from present setting of
133).

Thanks again to both of you for responding to my "confusion".

Matt

On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 15:57:24 +0000, Mattrix wrote:

> Ozone wrote:
>
>> what wes is saying ...by cutting the bridges on the cpu to default 13x
>> multiplier....if i am followint the many threads is this. you turn a
>> 1700+ into a 2100+ by modding the L3-3 and L3-5 bridges. your cpu will
>> then remap some of the multipliers on your cpu.... which wes was kind
>> enough to test and post each on on his web site....to diff
> values.
>> So on your KT133A board it will be possible to run the cpu at 20x100 for
>> a total of 2000Mhz cpu speed by way of remapped multipliers. look at
>> Wes's site again for complete list of what setting equals what remapped
>> value. Now do you follow what Wes has said???? OZoNE
>
> Thanks Ozone and Wes,
>
> I think I get it! By cutting the L3-3 and L3-5 bridges on this unlocked
> 1700+Tbred "B",
> it not only changes the CPU to default 13X but *ALSO* remaps some of the
> available
> multipliers to this chip.
>
Well, it doesn't, but your board will. Your board doesn't know about the
5th (8x) bit, so with it set high on the cpu, everything your board sets
will end up a different multiplier to the cpu. That's the reason for the
cross ref.

> I guess I was confused by the 100 FSB, which you are saying can be part of
> this new availability.
> So it`s just a matter of me using the new available multi`s AND jiving
> that with 100FSB
> which on my board, is a dip switch setting (back from present setting of
> 133).
>
There are ways around that too, but let's not get ahead of ourselves.

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