OC a P-3 100 FSB on an Intel I-815E board?

[5to1baby1in5]

I have a P-3 700 (100 MHz FSB) that has run at 933 (133 MHz FSB) with stock cooling on an ASUS CUSL2-C (now dead). I have the CPU in an Intel board with an I-815E chipset, but the BIOS won't allow me to change the FSB beyond what the CPU normally runs at.

Is there a jumper trick or software that will make this Intel board (which does support 133 MHz FSB with a 133 MHz processor) run at 133 MHz FSB?

I was hooping SoftFSB would do it, but it doesn't support the I-815E chipset.

Thanks

 

[RalfHutter]

Nope, you're out of luck dude.







Unless you can maybe get this one to work. It looks like it's designed around 845 boards. I've put this link up a couple of times in the Dell thread for all the Dell guys that want to try an OC their systems but nobody's ever replied back with any results. Good Luck.

 

[5to1baby1in5]

I can't jumper a couple of pins on the processor (FCPGA) to fool the motherboard? I believe you can do it with jumpers on some of the slockets out there, but I have a S370 MoBo.

 

[CraigRT]

Unless you can force the crappy Intel mobo to 133 operation only, no dice.

Intel boards are totally useless when it comes to overclocking.