FSB Bridges?

[SMUAlien]

Ok,

I have a question. I have a 1Ghz T-Bird B (200mhz bus) on an MSI K7T Turbo R. I'd like to run this at 266mhz bus but at 1Ghz. I did the pencil trick. I can change the multiplier. So I did this. I set my multiplier to 7.5 and rebooted. Cool beans it was running at 750mhz. Then I shut it down and set that jumper on the motherboard to 133mhz. I rebooted. Cool beans it worked. However. Once I cold-boot my computer it fails to post. Sometimes it just sits there after making my CD-ROM drives flash. Sometimes it's starts beeping alot. What I think is happening is that my computer is trying to default back to the 10X multiplier. How do I keep it from doing this? I'd like to be able to pack up this computer, chuck it in my truck, take it to a lan party, plug in and go. Can't do that it aint working about 75% of the time. I end up having to set it back to 100mhz bus and reset the bios for it to come back. Any suggestions? Anyone have a spare AXIA that could solve all my woes?

Thanks

 

[russmanuk]

There's an article on anandtech about this (too tired to search for it). How are you setting the fsb & multiplier settings? For it to work, I belive you have to set both either by jumper/dip switch or both through the BIOS.
I think it's failing to boot because on start up it's trying to do 10x 133fsb for a few clock cycles until the x7.5 kicks in.

The answer's on anandtech somewhere. I'd suggest you go & read it.

Good Luck
Russman

 

[SiLow]

You have to unlock the L6 bridges so the processor defaults the multiplier to 7.5
Here's the article that shows you which bridges to connect to get the multiplier you want.