Originally posted by: shady06
NF7-s is about $110, you can grab that and a 2500+ for $200. just buy from a CA store to avoid the tax
Originally posted by: Jeff7181
I would set your FSB to 221, your multiplier to 10, and your RAM at 75%. That'll keep your RAM in spec at 166 Mhz, and let your processor run at 2.21 Ghz... I ran like that for 3-4 months before I bought PC3200 RAM.
*EDIT*
Or if your motherboard can't handle 221 Mhz... try 200x11 with the RAM at 83%
Originally posted by: Gobadgrs
Originally posted by: Jeff7181
I would set your FSB to 221, your multiplier to 10, and your RAM at 75%. That'll keep your RAM in spec at 166 Mhz, and let your processor run at 2.21 Ghz... I ran like that for 3-4 months before I bought PC3200 RAM.
*EDIT*
Or if your motherboard can't handle 221 Mhz... try 200x11 with the RAM at 83%
Well, one of the things I was told was that the Nforce2 boards unlock the multis on bartons... so I will just screw with the multi to start out