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Abit Slotket III not working with 133Mhz?

Dark

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Hi, I heard that the Abit slotket!!! can't work with a 133Mhz FSB? is that true? Anyone suceeeded in installing one?
Thx
 
I can't say from experience, but why take the chance, esp. since Abit does have some shakey motherboard quality at times . Go with something that is more proven, such as the MSI 6905, and I've had good luck with the IWill II also.
 
Thx midnight but the thing is that we already sold the sys to a customer, the system is unstable though and i heard that i might be coming from the asus slotket being unable to handle the 133 fsb, so I wanted to know if it's true or not.
thx
 
Asus or Abit? Which is it?

You might try being upfront and tell the customer that you have just discovered that a very minor component that you have been using in systems may only be of marginal performance, and that you would like to exchange theirs for a better one, and do it for no additional charge ... the MSI's are only about $11 and it sounds like your worried about it, so the cost to you would be well worth the easing of your worries.

Did you sell an overclocked system to someone? I would not recommend doing that, ever. It's hard enough providing warranty service if you are a small time "builder", which is why retail parts are the only way to go (because they have good warranties that you can rely on). If a "customer" wants to overclock, let HIM do it and potentially void the warranties, not you.
 
I've used both the msi master and the abit slotketIII. Both work at 133mhz fine. I have a 700e @ 933.
 
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