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There are essentially no instructions for SoftFSB.
I can get it to work with the Asus P2B 1.10 setting fine, but it gives me no options other than what I can already get through jumpers.
It seems there is direct access to the clock generator, if I'm understanding the software correctly, assuming I know which chip I have. It may seem stupid, but where is located on the P2B? Will this give me more FSB options or will I still be limited to those 16 bus speed options? I don't want to rip apart my computer (yet again) blindly looking for that chip if it's not going to be of any benefit. It would be nice to test this thing at 936 just for fun. (It took a day of 100% load at 960 before it crashed once.)
I can get it to work with the Asus P2B 1.10 setting fine, but it gives me no options other than what I can already get through jumpers.
It seems there is direct access to the clock generator, if I'm understanding the software correctly, assuming I know which chip I have. It may seem stupid, but where is located on the P2B? Will this give me more FSB options or will I still be limited to those 16 bus speed options? I don't want to rip apart my computer (yet again) blindly looking for that chip if it's not going to be of any benefit. It would be nice to test this thing at 936 just for fun. (It took a day of 100% load at 960 before it crashed once.)