On Monday 25 August 2003 7:53 pm, Craig Brooksby wrote:
> From the newbie zone:
> I built my Linux box, with this CPU from Fry's:  Athlon XP 2200+.
> But when I boot, the BIOS reports "AMD 1500+"
> Hey pal, that's 700 MHz short of what I paid for!  :-(

Depending on your motherboard,  you can set the FSB to 133 MHz either in in 
bios or more common on the motherboard itself via a jumper.  It is purposely 
set at 100 MHz FSB at the factory so as not to over clock a slower CPU.

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Richard L. Proctor
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