Re: K5PR133 and Gigabyte GA-586S

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From: Will
Date: Tue, 15 Apr 1997 00:00

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If the bios said 110mhz then the k5 was running at 75mhz bus. 1.5 X
75.  When mine is at 83 X 1.5 it says 125mhz.
  When I started trying to overclock this chip, I had trouble.  With
just the heatsink and fan, I couldn't run it at 75 X 1.5 for very long
without it locking up in some things.  When I added another fan
blowing from the side, it ran ok at 75mhz, but would eventually mess
up when running at 83mhz X 1.5.  When I added a small layer of
heat sink paste, it started working fine.

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From: fester007@bigfoot.com (Will )
Subject: Re: K5PR133 and Gigabyte GA-586S
Date: 1997/04/15
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