burn in at 263*9

This post has been edited by kelvin_hata: Jul 10 2005, 03:23 AM


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Is it true that for the best performance on nForce2 boards, keep the multiplier above 11x ??

I found it here ... the 6th line

That's high! U did some voltmods?

my mobo oredi mod...vdimm n chipset voltage, L12mod oso

I'm not sure about what they mean my keeping it above multiplier 11x for best performance. All the different athlon speeds out there got different multi.
So i don't know what is that statement based on....=D

Anyway i wouldn't really bother about that.

the rest of the article is pretty good guide on finding the limits of ur proc.

According to the chart below, there are 2 uniques Barton that is running on multiplier lower than 11x that is very rare.

I guess what it mean by keeping the multiplier above 11x is for better stability?


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Those running below 11x r having fsb 200MHz by default. I don't think the performance is affected if we use lower multi (normally we put lower multi to increase fsb)

Gone to the bottom of the second page with no more pages to go too.

Well looks like this one is going to retire soon.

even the Athlons has stopped production a while back already.

Cheers to the old horse!
.bump

those that can do memtest stable at high fsb but cannot play games or run 3dmark, i suggest that u guys increase the chipset voltage and agp voltage.

hi could anyone teach me how to unlock my AMD Barton 3000+ to access multipliers higher than 13x? the manufacturing date is 0401..which means it's before barton's were locked

I need to know that as well.....any expert out there?

Can unlock meh??i want to too

someone told me to scratch all the L6 bridges..but that causes your pc to start at x24 which MIGHT cause some of ur components to go boom =)

eh.. 0339 is the lock-start batch... 04xx all confirm locked

i know...thats only L3 bridge locked...processors after 0339...there's another way by converting it to a Athlon Mobile or something like that..

Only works on VIA or SiS boards, not on NF2 boards.

http://www.ocworkbench.com/2004/guides/unl...artonwk43-2.htm
is this the guide?

yea thats it..
the one that teaches u to scratch of all L6 bridges..(multi up to x24)
connecting the L5 only allows multipliers up to x13...is there any other way?

i need help here! i cant get my barton 3000+ to go at any FSB other than stock..i've set FSB to 169 only and it isnt stable..


CPU: AMD AthlonXP Barton 3000+
MB : Abit NF7-S v2.0
RAM: 2x PC3200 512MB (normal ram running on dual channel)
HDD: Seagate SATA150 80GB running on PCI SATA Controller


really really really need help!!

This post has been edited by gr2000: Sep 17 2005, 11:42 PM

try run with any fsb divider beside 1:1/2:2/3:3/4:4/5:5/6:6

and push ur fsb