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Hardware Details

Processor

Model: Celeron 733Mhz Coppermine-128
Cooling: Air (Custom)
Cores: 1,282.00 MHz (74%)

Memory

Cooling: Air (Custom)
Type: 512 MB SDR SDRAM Speed @ 150 MHz
Timings: tCAS: 3.0 tRCD: 3 tRP: 2 tRAS: 6

Motherboard

Model: VH6-II
Cooling: Air (Custom)
Chipset: Apollo Pro 133A (VT82C694X)

Comments

TerraRaptor 22 Apr 2019, 05:16 UTC

what is your pci limit when pushing with setfsb/cpufsb from 66/66 or 66/100?

Mr.Scott 22 Apr 2019, 20:59 UTC

I'm booting at 110 FSB, so PCI is roughly 38MHz. PCI limit is roughly 44 MHz.

Problem is board gets cranky around 117 FSB. Need to get into the 1/4 divider but I don't think the CPU is up to it on air only.

TerraRaptor 23 Apr 2019, 03:50 UTC

So yor headroom is 32% of a given strap? I thought my board is a crap (having app.40% of headroom) but seems like I'm too used to TUSL2.

GRIFF 23 Apr 2019, 07:46 UTC

3 hours ago, TerraRaptor said:

but seems like I'm too used to TUSL2.

GRIFF 23 Apr 2019, 07:51 UTC

For this time I'm tested only Asus Cuv4x-e and made 161mhz with SDR. Boot at 120mhz, the rest from windows. Vccio didn't help. For me need another volts on NB.

TerraRaptor 23 Apr 2019, 08:07 UTC

10 minutes ago, GRIFF said:

For this time I'm tested only Asus Cuv4x-e and made 161mhz with SDR. Boot at 120mhz, the rest from windows. Vccio didn't help. For me need another volts on NB.

Was it /4 pci divider action when booting with 120? In other way - are you able to go 161 with +PCI ram?

GRIFF 23 Apr 2019, 23:43 UTC

No, is the /3 divider. /4 divider don't permit +33mhz of the sdr frequency.