Ensign_Expendable
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My motherboard cannot properly identify the processor it has (AMD Athlon XP 2400) when running in 100/100. When I try to set it to the proper frequency (133/133) the system will either freeze or restart a few seconds after I boot into XP or Ubuntu. It's not a problem with overclocking, since it takes my 2500+ (although it sees it as 1.1GHz normally, 1.4GHz at 133/133) and runs stable. I have the latest version of the BIOS for the K7S5A (v 3.1), and the power supply I'm using worked fine with this processor before (A7V266-E).
If there is no way to get it to run at the intended 2.0GHz instead of the 1.5GHz the system runs it at now, can I at least reclaim some of the speed with a custom overclocking BIOS? If so, which one?
If there is no way to get it to run at the intended 2.0GHz instead of the 1.5GHz the system runs it at now, can I at least reclaim some of the speed with a custom overclocking BIOS? If so, which one?
