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My G200 lived for over a year at 100 FSB.
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Are you sure? Didn't you set your AGP divider to 2/3? If not, then I think I can hear the death rattle from your G200...
Considering the AGP default speed is 66, going to 100 is a BIG jump!Comment
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For the MSI 6163 Pro mobo , how do I see the AGP divider ?Comment
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pchoi,
What do you mean am I sure?
Yes, I am sure. I ran it at 100 FSB with 1:1 ratio. AGP 1X forced (it would run 2X, though). Do I recommend it to others? No, of course not, but I ran it that way myself and had no problems, as a matter of fact, it's still alive and kicking.
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I have an MSI 6163 Pro mobo and I don't think you can set the AGP divider on it.
The only jumpers related to overclocking are SW2 and SW3 and they are not for AGP.
"CHAPTER2 HARDWARE INSTALLATION
2.1-3 Overclocking Jumper: SW2/SW3
Overclocking is a process of operating a CPU/Processor beyond its specified frequency. SW2/SW3 is used for overclocking."
SW2+SW3= Automatically detect 66MHz, 100MHz CPU bus frequency
only SW3= Virtually set CPU Bus Frequency into 100 MHz.
He can't set the AGP divider through the bios ither, at least I think so, if someone finds the option please tell me, I've looked everywhere for it.
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