Originally posted by: chizow
From what I've read, yes, however, there's a small caveat to that. The 333MHz CPUs seem to be limited to the high (>13x) or the low (<13) multipliers depending on which side of 13 their stock multiplier is on. So the 2500+ Barton would be limited to multiplier adjustments below 12.5x. The 266MHz XPs were fully adjustable from high to low. The workaround is to default the chip to 266MHz FSB by altering one of the L3 (or was it L5? I forget) bridges or by performing the paint or wire trick on the pins. I'll know more about this tonite, but I don't plan on using anything over 12.5x unless I'm able to OC beyond 2500MHz. 12.5x with a FSB @ 200MHz should be plenty for my target OC of 2300-2400MHz.Originally posted by: soup or man
just out of curiosity...are bartons unlocked by nForce2 boards like Tbreds are?
Chiz
Originally posted by: MARMADUKE
You should start with low multiplier 9.5? and work your way up to over 200fsb then raise mult.
you should not use the cpu header!
corsair value select? never heard of this stuff, if it is value ram it must suck! , I use corsair xms over 200fsb is no problem!
Originally posted by: ABETech
Anyone in here has ordered 8RDA+ with newer C1/A3 stepping on northbridge from newegg and is able to hit 200 FSB without a hitch?
I just ordered mine and hopefully it will able to hit over 200 FSB since my older 8RDA wont handle no more than 175 Mhz even though I have 512 MB XMS 3200LL.
does it have spdif out?
Originally posted by: Northland
Just received mine today (Epox 8RDA+). It is version 1.1 with an "A3" southbridge.
What does this mean?
Northland