Re: CPU unstable after memory upgrade

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From: Derek Morton
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1998 00:00

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Joe

I can't see the original question.

I think a better piece of advice would be to look at 

www.tomshardware.com

Not all motherboards can run at 75Mhz.

Derek Morton

On Wed, 22 Jul 1998 14:30:45 -0400, "Joe Puma" <joep@asgny.com> wrote:

>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
>HDLive
>
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>FREE!
>
>
>

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