🚀 go-pugleaf

Dec 10,1999
Re: 400 Mhz

  Set your bus at 66 Mhz and the multiplier at 2x. The chip will read
this as 6x (66 x 6 = 400). A 75 Mhz bus will make it 450. Your voltages
need to be correct to. The processor will run fine with a 66 Mhz bus.

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In article <82phqv$2v117@eui1nw.euskaltel.es>,
  "Timon" <Ypumba@teleline.es> wrote:
>
>
>     Hello , I am new in this group .
>
>     Perhaps my trouble will be an old one ,
> but in this moment , I must ask for helping .
>
>     I�ve just put a K6-II at 400 mhz ,
> it�s the fourth processor in the same motherboard ,
> but the first AMD , and I have a strange problems ,
> only with this micro , continously hangs-up or resets ,
> never more than 30 minutes rightly working , more ,
> if the pc is recently on , it works more time that if it is
> long time working , and it�s fan is the bigger I�ve
> seen for this kind of chips ( it�s for a k6-III at 450 mhz !! )
>
>     The motherboard is a Spacewalker , the bios is
> an award 4.51 pg , the s.o is w98-se , I have reinstalled all the
drivers
> and all the software , I�ve emailed AMD , I�ve tried everything in the
> parameters of the bios , I�ve asked in the seller , but nothing at
all .
>
>     The only strange thing I�ve seen , is that , the p.c. only goes
fine
> if I put the same bus of 66 or lower for all the parts , even to the
micro ,
> cause I must configure the system for work with 100 , but the memory
> is a 72 pin type one , 64 mbs . So if I try working with 100 mhz for
> the micro , x4 multiplier , and 66 mhz for the ram , it hangs , but
if i try
> all the sistem at 66 mhz or even at 75 mhz , all goes fine .
>
>     The seller says me that is usual working with no-100 mhz memory
> and with that speed for the micro , without problems .
>
>     Ah , if I put it for working at 450 mhz , it goes fine ...
> till it hangs up , just like at 400 mhz  !!
>
>     It�s the only strange thing I�ve seen . Please , any idea ? Thanks
>
> (answer me in the group , cause the email is not the true one )
>
>


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