- Apr 13, 2003
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Hi everyone,
I discovered AT forums about a month ago, and I'm just getting around to posting. Here's my question...
My MSI-K7N2 mobo (nForce2 chipset) doesn't allow for the CPU multiplier to be set past 13 in the bios. What would happen if I dropped a chip in that had a multiplier that was higher (by default) than 13. For example, the XP 2400+ uses a multiplier of 15 (133x15=1995 MHz). Would it disable the option to mess with the multiplier? Would the mobo be like, "screw it...I'm not gonna work?"
So sorry in advance if this topic has been discussed, but I can't find anything about it on the forums (or the rest of the internet).
Thanks for your help, long live AT forums!
Kyle
I discovered AT forums about a month ago, and I'm just getting around to posting. Here's my question...
My MSI-K7N2 mobo (nForce2 chipset) doesn't allow for the CPU multiplier to be set past 13 in the bios. What would happen if I dropped a chip in that had a multiplier that was higher (by default) than 13. For example, the XP 2400+ uses a multiplier of 15 (133x15=1995 MHz). Would it disable the option to mess with the multiplier? Would the mobo be like, "screw it...I'm not gonna work?"
Thanks for your help, long live AT forums!
Kyle