Hilly

Hi. So I was wondering if anyone would be able to help me find the option in AMI BIOS to change the CPU multiplier. It is currently locked at its maximum (13.5) and I have searched the mobo manuals as well as throughout the BIOS and I can't seem to have much luck looking for it.

According to one manual I pulled off the Asus website, there is an option to change the processor frequency multiplier, but in my AMI BIOS (v.0507), I see few of these options, the rest are scattered in other areas then just the JumperFree Configuration.

I have noticed that it is not just CPU Overclocking, as it says in the manual, but it shows as AI CPU Overclocking. Would that mean that my BIOS will automatically keep my multiplier at the max, or is there some way to bypass it to access the multiplier so I can finally try out the awesome AMD OC guide I found here?

Lord Xeb

The multi is on the chip, not in the bios. the bios only have the ability to manipulate that. the only way to have full free run of the multi is to have a black edition chip

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getbigtony

he can lower the multiplier if needed buddyyyyyy
if it's like mine, should be first in jumperfree configuration / cpu multiplier

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Hilly

ahhh I see... Thx