Can these components handle 37.5MHz

[alkemyst]

I want to try to get to 150MHz, can these handle the 37.5MHz PCI speed?

Tekram 390F SCSI adapter
Diamond MonsterSound MX300
Linksys LNE100TX

If not what substitutions can I make?

Thanks

 

[PliotronX]

I don't know about the other two, but my MX300 could handle 44Mhz just fine

 

[BassDominator]

my mx300 has no problem overclocking.

 

[shiznut123]

n/m

 

[yo2tup]

i'm using that nic card with my fsb at 155mhz.

 

[KevinH]

Hmm, I also recall reading on the storagereview forums that SCSI is not too happy overclocked.

 

[Mule]

I would be worried about the HD itself. Don't know much about SCSI HD's but IDE HD sometimes crap out at 37+ mhz, although some people have run them flawlessly at 42+mhz. I guess each HD or batch of HD's are unique.

 

[Rand]

The NIC and sound card should be okay, most IDE hard drives are able to handle 37.5MHz PCI bus, only thing I see to worry about is possibly the SCSI card, SCSI generally doesnt take too well to overclocking so you might want to watch how it handles it.

 

[alkemyst]

My HD is a WD Expert 18GB ATA66

 

[bacillus]

unless someone with identical hardware answers then you're just going to have to give it a shot & see what happens. IMO, you shouldn't have any problems as that's not a uncommon pci bus o/clock!

 

[rickn]

My WD Expert 18GB has run 37.5 pci for over a year, no problems

 

[Noriaki]

That NIC can handle 41.3Mhz PCI just fine.

I used to run my K6-2 @ 124Mhz FSB, and with only a 1/3 PCI divider that makes 41.3Mhz PCI, and that's the same NIC I had (and have).

SCSI is suppose to be a bit pickier though...

 

[rickn]

SCSI really depends on chipset. Adaptec is picky, while Symbios(LSI Logic now) based chipsets usually werent