ilug-admin at linux.ie wrote:
>> On Fri, Jan 21, 2000 at 01:43:08PM +0000, David Murphy mentioned:
> > > If you are thinking about a GeForce, be very careful with power. My Celeron
> > > 366 OC to 550 didn't
> > > get along with a GeForce until I clocked it back to 366.
> > Is the problem caused by upping the CPU voltage, or a wimpu PSU?
>> It's more likely that AGP gets cranky when the machine is overclocked at
> all. I couldn't get any AGP video card working in my PII 233, when it was
> clocked anyway funny, though I'd no problem running it at 333 with a PCI
> TNT card.
In the case of a Celeron 366->550 overclock, the FSB goes straight from
66 to 100, which works perfectly on all motherboards : the AGP and PCI
speed multipliers operate correctly at the 100 FSB, which means that the
only overclocked component is the CPU itself.
This is why the Celeron 300->450 and the 366->500 are such nice solutions.
Vin
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