overclocking athlon 1.3

[ickraptor1822]

I have an Athlon 1.3 ghz processor running at 200 mhz fsb (100 dual) and a 13.0 multiplier. I dont have any options in the bios and only one jumper (100/133) on the motherboard. I would like to pump up the fsb to 133 because they memory and everything else is made for this and i need to lower the multiplier and up the voltage to make this work. Please help!

 

[ickraptor1822]

I have tried to bridge the L6 connections on the processor down to 12 and 11 and it wont boot at all-- even with a 100 fsb. How can i change the multiplier and make it boot

 

[GT578]

you have to connect the L1 bridges.

 

[myocardia]

It kind of sounds like you've found out what can happen when you mod a cpu. Are you sure you did it correctly? Whose "guide" to modding did you go by? See if this one helps you any: link. This one will actually even show you how to raise your vcore, if you need to do that.

 

[ickraptor1822]

Thank you for the link but my cpu is an Athlon Thunderbird, one step before the XP/T-breds came out. Its got 4 L1 bridges not 5

 

[myocardia]

Okay, if this link doesn't help you, I'm out of ammo: link. Although, I personally use Clockgen, which is a Windows overclocking tool, that let's you raise the fsb, and raise/lower your AGP frequency. Here's it is: link to ClockGen. I would first try clicking on "Supported Hardware", to see if there is a version specifically for your motherboard.