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MSIGuy · 07-14-2005, 04:55 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Frankino

what about booting up at 800mhz and then force it to the clock you like by software? I always to it and it rocks, I force it to 600mhz 0.95v on general purpose and switch it to 1ghz 1.1v when I need more power

Well, because usually a hardware mod is better and more stable than a software mod.

I've got a 2200+ in this computer (regular desktop) and I unlocked it by jumping some (L5 ? Been a while) pin because my mobo doesn't unlock the multipliers.

I'd put more faith in a hardware mod personally.

07-14-2005, 04:55 AM	#12
MSIGuy Newbie Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Bismarck, ND. Posts: 31	Quote: Originally Posted by Frankino what about booting up at 800mhz and then force it to the clock you like by software? I always to it and it rocks, I force it to 600mhz 0.95v on general purpose and switch it to 1ghz 1.1v when I need more power Well, because usually a hardware mod is better and more stable than a software mod. I've got a 2200+ in this computer (regular desktop) and I unlocked it by jumping some (L5 ? Been a while) pin because my mobo doesn't unlock the multipliers. I'd put more faith in a hardware mod personally. __________________ 1992 Buick Skylark - 3.3L V6 Alpine CDA-9805 Headunit Alpine SPS-690A Rear 6x9 Speakers Alpine Alpine SPS-460A Front 4x6 Speakers Crossfire VR1000d Crossfire BMF W15D x2 100 Amp Alternator Montana MECA M2 and DB2 Points Leader