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Tyan Tiger MP FSB Speed

skAry

Junior Member
I read the article about the Tyan Tiger MP
that sais that you *can* change the FSB
speed on the board, it's just no
documentation for it.

So i simply wonder if anyone managed to
figured out any of the speed settings. I'm
especially interested in speeds just above
133, like 143 and around that.

http://www.anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.html?i=1537

And is there anyone who might know
which PLL (Clock generator) the
Tyan Tiger MP use?


Regards / JR
 
Using CPUFSB on my Tyan Tiger MP rev 1.03 i was able to overclock my Athlon XP 1600s to 1800s, i have the FSB set at 150. From what I can see there is a negligable temp increase(42 deg celcius not underload). I so far my system has been stable. BTW im using Volcano 6cu+ and radeon aiw 32mb ddr. Anybody else have and experiences doing this?
 
No, no experience.....I'd love to do it though. I had no idea that I could even overclock using this Mobo!!

The Problem is, using my AMD stock Heat sink/fans that came with my XP 1700+'s, I idle at a constant 40c........I know that's not bad for 1700s on stock cooling, but it still scare me.

I know the volcanos are good fans because I have installed them in computers before, but they are way too loud for me.

I don't know if you guys would know about this, but in my on-line specs after running a 3Dmark 2001 benchmark, it shows that my memory is running at 100mhz. I know they should be at 133mhz(266DDR)....any idea why that would show up that way?

Also, do you know if I can use Swfitech heat sink/fans on this board? if not, what's the best high performance cooling that works with this Mobo?

thanks.
 
Yes, you can use Swiftech MC370-0A, or the newer version - MCX370. They cool quite well and can be paired with a quiet Papst or similiar fan.
 
Here are some results I acheived with Sandra,

CPU Arithmatic:
1600+=7741mips
1800+=8712mips

CPU Multimedia
1600+=15392it/s
1800+=17316it/s

1600+=17916it/s
1800+=20159it/s

MEM Bandwith
1600=1491mb/s
1800=1642mb/s

Are these results significantly different? I don't notice much of a performance change? BTW is there any downsides to running your CPU/Mem/PCI bus at a faster FSB? ie DAMAGE?
 
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