Thank goodness I checked first!!!!!

glp1del

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I almost bought, well actually I did buy but cancelled my order from Buy.com within minutes of visiting the tyan website. Buy.com has the KT1333 board for $114 and a duron 650 for $96.95 with a $30 off coupon and free shipping I thought this was a really good deal costing me $181. Then I went to the tyan website and read this about the jumbers on the board



<< Trinity KT (S2390) Jumper Settings


Note : There are no Jumper settings for CPU bus speed or clock multiplier on the Trinity KT board. The Trinity KT is designed to automatically detect the socketed Duron? / Athlon? CPU and its proper speed settings
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My impression of tyan boards has always that they were stable but their platform for the duron/t-bird makes no sense for these processors that are reportedly really good overclockers. Well I guess the good thing is I found out before my order was processed, but to other future overclockers make sure you get the right board.

 

Cybordolphin

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The board probably relies on BIOS Software adjustments to change the clock speed, etc..

Lots of boards are coming out without the need to have/use jumpers for this.

 

Howard

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AFAIK, only the ABIT KT7 and the ASUS A7V have the ability to overclock Durons.