Pin B21

[JonVS31]

Any suggestions on the best/easiest way to "tape" pin B21. That's 11 pins from the right on the hologram side right? Oh and while your here why not throw in your experiences with overclocking PII systems especially PII 350s.

[surferpop]

Any similar tricks for a p2450 with an
uncooperative mobo?

[Paradox]

Ok, first look under the processor, where the pins are. One side holds all the "A" pins, and the other holds the "B" pins. Starting from B1, count off 21pins and tape the twenty-first pin. Make sure the tape covers the entire B21 pin. Plug it back in and Voila!

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Pentium II 350mhz (@412 4*103...can anyone gimme a P3?) 256PC100 Ram, 8.4gig WD, Vanilla G400 32mb, Diamond MX300

[merchant2]

go to www.overclockers.com they have a good cpu database for results.

oh i use an abit bh6 no tapeing needed and rock stable at 450
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i don't know what im going to bitch about now that the avp patch is out.
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[This message has been edited by merchant2 (edited 07-29-99).]

[neo]

Yeah right. Go out and buy another MB, while your at it get a P3 600, I've heard they are faster...

Work with what ya got, you'll be OK.

-neo

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Asus P2B-F, 532MHZ Pentium II (4x133 at 2.4v), Global Win VEK12 hs/fan, 128MB Micron PC133, WD 7200RPM 18Gig, SB AWE 32, Creative DVD 2x, Mitsumi CDR 2x/8x, Sony Trinitron 17", Old Matrox Video Card, and a redhead with a pair of 36Cs (O/Ced to 38Cs)

[DuRaNgO]

I have to say the bh6 does work nice especially when you use the L2 cache latency setting in the soft bios! (P3 ready also!!)
jim

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P2-350 o/c 450, BH-6 mobo,128mb pc-100,Mill. G-200 8mb o/c to 215 with g200clk, win98,dx6.1,PD5.13, bios 2.3
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