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Um, jumper? I haven't seen a mobo with more than 3 jumpers in the last
2-3 years and they haven't been for buses, front-side or otherwise.
On Tue, 2003-08-26 at 17:56, Richard L. Proctor wrote:
> 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! :-(
>=20
> Depending on your motherboard, you can set the FSB to 133 MHz either in =
in=20
> bios or more common on the motherboard itself via a jumper. It is purpos=
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> set at 100 MHz FSB at the factory so as not to over clock a slower CPU.
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