Re: Pentium 90 Problems

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From: William Harris
Date: Mon, 06 Nov 1995 00:00

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John Beardmore (wookie@wookie.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: In article <145112390wnr@salop.demon.co.uk>
:            andrew@salop.demon.co.uk "andrew fletcher" writes:

: >The reading of either 75 or 100mhz is coming from the BIOS on start up. 
: >
: >Surely if i leave the machine set at 100mhz it will cause me problems ??
: >

: Generally that seems to be OK.

: I've heard that the latest generation of P120s don't like going up to
: 133 though.  Intel were probably loosing money on the things being so
: overclockable !

The p75-p120 are essentially exactly the same chip.  Just some have higher
tollerences.  However, the p133 has a smaller die/wire size.  I wouldnt recomend
overclocking anything to 133mhz, however, I have known several people who have
overclocked p75s up to 120mhz...

	-Will

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Date: 1995/11/06
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