prototypeJedi
04-30-2002, 07:37 AM
I had to switch to the Jumpers to increase the fsb on my system because if I went more than 110fsb using the softBIOS it would hang do to PCI/AGP frequency instability. fine, Jumpers it is.
I got it running at 125fsb @2.250GHz and was playing Serious Sam as a 'burn in' but it crapped out on me after about 30min, so I'm thinking I need to increase the Vcore past 1.5v. But here's my problem: I cant use the softBIOS to increase the voltage because I'm in Jumper Mode, it won't allow it. so I decided to enable the OVER_VOLT Jumper to attempt to get more voltage. But I CAN'T adjust the voltage because it's been disabled in softBIOS. The Vcore seems to have automatically set itself to 1.63v. I think this is a little high, but on the other hand maybe the mobo adjusted this accurately...dunno.
Anyway, I wish I had control over the Vcore but as of right now I don't have a choice. Any suggestions on this?
P4 1.8A
ASUS P4B266-C
256Mb PC-2100 DDR (Samsung)
GeForce3 Ti 200
I got it running at 125fsb @2.250GHz and was playing Serious Sam as a 'burn in' but it crapped out on me after about 30min, so I'm thinking I need to increase the Vcore past 1.5v. But here's my problem: I cant use the softBIOS to increase the voltage because I'm in Jumper Mode, it won't allow it. so I decided to enable the OVER_VOLT Jumper to attempt to get more voltage. But I CAN'T adjust the voltage because it's been disabled in softBIOS. The Vcore seems to have automatically set itself to 1.63v. I think this is a little high, but on the other hand maybe the mobo adjusted this accurately...dunno.
Anyway, I wish I had control over the Vcore but as of right now I don't have a choice. Any suggestions on this?
P4 1.8A
ASUS P4B266-C
256Mb PC-2100 DDR (Samsung)
GeForce3 Ti 200