Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2005 6:13 pm
Indeed, forgot the 3000+ were only 333, I was thinking of the 3200+Oeloe wrote:Learn how to use Google. If you read up on all the technical stuff you'll learn more and faster than by just asking about every single thing you don't know.
Your CPU is a 333 MHz type Athlon, meaning it should runs at an FSB frequency of 166 MHz (= 333 MHz DDR) so you shouldn't change the FSB to 200 MHz. To be precise, your CPU should run at 12.5x166.66 = 2083.33 MHz. Because your system is only 6 months old, you'll have an Athlon that has a locked multiplier, meaning you can't change the FSB to 200 MHz and run the CPU at 11x200=2200 MHz.