Recent content by superhornet

Yes that is the problem, when I go above a 100 FSB the memory bus speed starts climbing to. I can make it to 105 where the memory is at 139 but that's as far as it will go. How can I stop it from doing this? I turned off P2C/C2P Concurrency but that didn't help. Any suggestions.

I've got 1200 stable with no FSB increase - just multiplier with 1.75 volts so I know voltage isn't the problem. My problem is getting to a FSB higher than 105! This is very frustrating.

There is no Host + PCI setting on the MSI K7T Turbo - at least none that I know about. I have never been able to run the FSB higher than 105 since it runs up the Memory bus to like 139. I wish there was a way to seperate the two!

Hmm, maybe. I've tried setting the multiplier to 5 and booting at 100 FSB to 500 Mhz and then shutting down the computer and switching to 133 and no POST whatsoever. But hey, I just found 1.333 Ghz Athlon Thunderbirds for sale on www.pcprogress.com so I think I'm gonna pick up one of those...

Man I aint having stability problems, I pull of my jumper to switch to 133 FSB mode and the computer won't even POST. I've heard that with motherboards that manually change the CPU multiplier, the CPU will momentarily boot at its default multiplier ratio until the BIOS changes it to the user...

I've tried up to 1.90 volts. Thinks it's safer to go higher?

Nope, no good. I just get 4 red lights on the D-LED. Any ideas?

Ok, I've got a MSI K7T Turbo and absolutely love it. I'd like to run my unlocked Thunderbird 1.1Ghz with a 266Mhz FSB instead of 200 for a bit of a speed increase. Now everything runs just fine with a 200 Mhz FSB but I pull off that jumper to switch to 133 FSB and bam, no bootup or anything...

Dude! I have this problem too! I have a Thunderbird 1.1Ghz and my K7T Turbo runs it at 1.89 volts by default. I had to get the beta overclockers bios and manually lowered the voltage to 1.550 volts and when it's set there, the board runs the CPU at 1.70 - go figure. I'd definately lower the...

It's a beauty my friend! Just as stable and faster!

Red - Green - Red - Red means your BIOS is fried or the motherboard is otherwise shot. I had a problem with MSI's LiveBIOS where it crashed in the middle of flashing my BIOS and completely fried it. After restart the LED code was Red - Green - Red - Red. Sorry dude.

Ok, I've about reached the limit of my patience with this Abit board. My last Abit board was a BX6 rev. 2 and it was wonderful. The Problem: The computer will not post with the Plextor CDRW attached. I'm using ATA66 cables with it as on my last mobo and it was just fine so I doubt that is...