I have an overclocked Celeron (566@850, FSB100, 1.85VCore) and have been unable to get the FSB up to 103MHz (bought celeron pre-tested up to 875Mhz). My question is if it's the Ram holding me back ? My pc is a few years old - mobo is Asus P2b, Win98 128MB PC100 SDRAM.
The has the following on the sticker that's on the strip:
16x64-SD-7-MRT
PC100-CL2
not sure what all that means, it also has imprinted on each mem chip:
MIRA P2V64S30BTP
8519GA10-7
not sure what that means either.
Any way I can tell if this RAM is holding me back (don't have access to any PC133 without buying it). Also, I just got an Inno3D geforce2 mx video card. Everyone says (and websites show) how it can be overclocked big !
Well, I can't overclock it at all without problems. Is the ram hurting me here too ? When I begin to overclock I start to get dots on my screen and the _,x for opening and closing windows (upper right) become garbled. Sometimes I just get a black blank screen and have to reboot if I try it to hard.
The Inno3d has a heatsink AND fan. And my slocket has the golden orb
heatsink and fan and the cpu runs cool 81 degrees or so.
Any help is greatly appreciated !
-Jerry
The has the following on the sticker that's on the strip:
16x64-SD-7-MRT
PC100-CL2
not sure what all that means, it also has imprinted on each mem chip:
MIRA P2V64S30BTP
8519GA10-7
not sure what that means either.
Any way I can tell if this RAM is holding me back (don't have access to any PC133 without buying it). Also, I just got an Inno3D geforce2 mx video card. Everyone says (and websites show) how it can be overclocked big !
Well, I can't overclock it at all without problems. Is the ram hurting me here too ? When I begin to overclock I start to get dots on my screen and the _,x for opening and closing windows (upper right) become garbled. Sometimes I just get a black blank screen and have to reboot if I try it to hard.
The Inno3d has a heatsink AND fan. And my slocket has the golden orb
heatsink and fan and the cpu runs cool 81 degrees or so.
Any help is greatly appreciated !
-Jerry