Summary: I've also seen people blow their $200 gfx card up from too high a bus speed on AGP. Don't be stupid when you OC when PCI and AGP get overclocked, too...
Summary: Just a suggestion not sure about you mb so i dont know the bios settings for deffinate. You can overclock, just dont take the pci/apg bus above 37 mh...
Summary: Only if your motherboard supports it (via bios or through switches/jumpers), but most boards don't. Overclocking the front side bus increases the spe...
Summary: What I meant was I upgraded Windows 2000 to Service Pack 2.......which I thought was suppose to increase the bus speed to 100 mhz for the hard drive c...
Summary: I am taking a computer hardware class and know that cpu speed is measured in gigahertz and bus speed is in megahertz but I don't know how the two rela...
Summary: The chip is being underclocked. Set the Bus Speed to 133 MHz. The system will then see it at the correct speed. For example: An Athlon XP 2000+ wit...
Summary: I insatlled an AMD K6-233 in a Presario 9548 and jumpered it as follows with the indicated results: 1) at 66MHz Bus speed with a 1.5 multiplier it did...
Summary: I was having problems with my sound card(board does not me set ration for bus speed for AGP/PCI), when I overclocked to 1.8Ghx (150FSB x 12/ 1.6Vcore)...
Summary: I have a athalon xp 2700+ that should run at 2.17gHz. It was running at only 1.29gHz untill i learned that i needed to adjust the bus speed in the BIO...
Summary: It just a easy tehnical question .I want to put a P3 800 with 133 Mz bus speed to my Intel 440 BX 2 motherboard with 100 Mz bus speed .My system will...
Summary: And this is what I found - So, are you sure about this? PCI and AGP Bus Overclocking: A word of caution here: the Intel BX chipset used by most Pentiu...
Summary: The only way you'd encounter file corruption from the PCI bus speed being too high would be if you overclocked your FSB & the PCI bus overclocked alon...
Summary: Look for an adjustment for AGP speed. AGP is an extension of the PCI bus...if the AGP speed is 66mhz (default), the PCI speed is 1/2 of that (or 33mh...
