AMD 2700+ only reading as a 1700+

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  1. tbowling

    tbowling Member

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    Got a 2700 reading as a 1700. Motherboard is a MSI KT6AV. The FSB is reading at 133Mhz. Any ideas how to get it back to 2700
     
  2. boxwrench

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    Hey, Is this a new build,did you change any jumpers on your mother board,did you change the multiplier in bios?
    FSB=166mhz.
    multiplier=13
    Check and change these settings and you should be fine.
     
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  3. tbowling

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    Basically, I popped the old chip (2200+), and put the 2700 in. I did not do anything else. I thought the mobo would read it.
     
  4. boxwrench

    boxwrench Guest

    Make the change above ^^^^^^^ and you should be good.
     
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    boxwrench Guest

    @tbowling, Check the manual or the MSI website for the correct jumper settings on your mother board.
     
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  6. The_OGS

    The_OGS Active member

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    Yes, must change FSB to 166MHz.
    Should've just done that with the 2200+ CPU...
    (13.5 multiplyer would give XP2800+)
    L8R
     
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    boxwrench Guest

    EDIT
     
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    It's either 266*8, or 266*7.5.
     
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    Morph,
    The XP2200+ runs 133MHz x 13.5 = 1800MHz
    The XP2700+ runs 166MHz x 13 = 2166MHz
    Your XP3000+ also runs 166MHz x 13 = 2166MHz (but has the larger 512KB Barton cache).
    Regards
     
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