Re: CPU unstable after memory upgrade

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From: Joe Puma
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1998 00:00

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Really you should be able to run the CPU at 2.5 X 75mhz

or 3 X 66 this should be the safest setting, since its easier for the
components on the bus to run at 66mhz bus speed.

75mhz might be pushing your bus to much.

Also in your cmos, you can adjust some memory timings, and test your machine
per adjustment.

Try experimenting with what I said, and good luck.

Joe Puma
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Date: 1998/07/22
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