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Herv�,

http://www.intel.com is a more reliable source for info about the Thor
motherboard.  Go to the motherboard section, then select Pentium
boards.  The Thor is also known as the Advanced/ATX.

Gateway seems to have messed up its on line info about motherboards
ever since they reorganized the web site.  Frankly, I would not trust
the motherboard info on the Gateway web site, although I'm sure some
information is absolutely correct.  Problem is that you can't tell
which is correct and which is incorrect (a lot)... Ben Myers

"Herv� NICOLLE" <herve.nicolle@wanadoo.fr> wrote:

>I bought from Gateway Europe a P 150 computer in april 1996.

>I wish to upgrade it, i.e. implementing a new CPU, or at least over
>clocking from 150 to 166 ( more if possible ) and thus I have to
>know which jumpers command both the bus speed and the multiplication
>factor.

>My BIOS is a 1.01 CNOT, and I read on the Gateway site that means my
>motherboard is an Intel Thor.

>Is this right ?

>Then I tried to find some technical document and a chart of the
>jumpers of this motherboard. In vain.

>Could somebody tell me where I can found this kind of doc ?

>Thanks in advance for any help offered

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>Regards / Salutations
>Herv� NICOLLE
>herve.nicolle@wanadoo.fr