Originally posted by: THUGSROOK
if you can remember back the days when we were hacking the p4b266-c boards~
we were tryin to figure out how these ratios really work, and why there are 2 ratio generators (1 enabled, 1 disabled)
were arent exactly motherboard engineers, but we found that something happens @ 133fsb ~ we called it the "133fsb flip" ~ im pretty sure that the same thing is happening at 167fsb. (166fsb should be 166.66fsb but its not, so my guess is that 167fsb is the "next level" for Asus)
dont forget that this board has other unexplained oddities too~
100fsb = 101fsb
133fsb = 135fsb
for quite some time now we've been saying that Asus boards are different then others when it comes to voltage and temp readings. this is just another oddity to add to the list.
its getting to the point were i think Asus may have "jury rigged" their boards in some way that is responsable for all these oddities.
<EDIT> if granite bay wasnt so close id pick up an Abit board to compare.