Re: clocking p75?

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From: Max D. Wilkinson
Date: Tue, 23 Apr 1996 00:00

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In article <DpEG5z.1F8@sphere.demon.co.uk>, Iain Paton
<ipaton@sphere.demon.co.uk> writes
>
>P75  > P90  100%
>P75  > anything above P90 0%
>
>P100 > P133 100%
>P100 > P150 & up 0%
>
>P133 > P150 only if you use 50Mhz bus clock and x3 internal multiplier
>P133 > P166 & above 0%
>
Always considered this a silly thing to do...
but now my P90 is at 100mhz ok. Hope I'm not going to get too many bad 
habits from you lot.

Any one have a theory on the difference between motherboard settings, 
specifically a 66mhz @ 2-3 giving 99mhz or a 50mhz @ 1-2 giving 100mhz
i.e. bus speed with a pci system, ide HD controller timings, video etc..
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