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Can the 1.4 gh Tbird with 266 fsb handle 200mh fsb and higher multyplyer so it can work lets say 14 x 200 ?

My guess is that it can handle a 100mhz FSB with a multiplier of 14. My question, however, is why would you want to do this? You should get better performance with a lower multiplier and a higher FSB.
 
lol, u mean 14x100 (100MHz DDR so effective runs at 200). Yeah, just throw it in a 200fsb mobo, go into BIOS, change multiplier to 14 and there u go.

<< My guess is that it can handle a 100mhz FSB with a multiplier of 14. My question, however, is why would you want to do this? You should get better performance with a lower multiplier and a higher FSB. >>

He's probably got an old KT133 or KM133 mobo that can't use 266fsb Athlons
 
🙂 Stop bashing my head guys, 14 x 200, I ment 14 x 200 DDR (100mh x 2),
Ok, 14 x 100mh = 1400 I know,
I am asking this because I have KT133 board (Abit)
 
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