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  1. 10-09-2001 05:42 PM #1
    alfafool
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    AMD-Si-Soft Concern

    I recently put together an AMD system - 1.4ghz, 830lmr (I know PcChips - I was on a budget) The system runs fine and benchmarks at the top end, however Si-Soft warns the chipset isn't designed to handle the FSB at 133, if I lower the FSB the system reports the chip at 650mhz. Any thoughts, should I be concerned? Temp seems stable around 77 F or so. 256mb ddr.
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  2. 10-09-2001 08:44 PM #2
    Potlicker
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    Don't worry about it. SiSoft says the same thing on mine. If you got the 1.4(266) it is supposed to run at 133fsb. SiSoft ain't perfect
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    I agree w/potlicker - Sandra is often wrong when it comes to the FSB info (as well as PCI/AGP speeds, etc.). Use the program for general information, but don't put too much faith in it.
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