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I am a Neofit in Linux, but you make a mistake by overclocking your CPU.
The CMOS come with an autodetect utility for the voltage, CPU clock and
number of clicks.  The only thing you'll get that way is to damage your
processor, your Asus motherboard or both and without cache, the Celeron
won't get any better, just it will be risky to damage, loosing your
warranty.

Kenneth R. Crudup escribi� en mensaje ...
>In article <6vf66s$9k0$1@ftp.curtin.edu.au>,
>"paul" <paul@spectrum.curtin.edu.au> says:
>
>>I just installed Linux on a 333 Celeron processor and am overclocking it
to
>>550MHz (5x112MHz) on a 100MHz Asus motherboard with 512Mb RAM.
>
>First, did you have to go thru many C333As to find one that worked, and was
>the winner a Malay or Costa Rican, and was it OEM or boxed? Next, *550*
MHz?
>5x112 is *560* MHz, which is what my C333A reported (for all of 30
seconds).
>
> -Kenny
>
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>kenny@panix.com 617-422-2443
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