[sktfreak]

Hi, I dunno if I can, but im running a E2200 (Pentium 4 dual core)
and the default multiplier is x11, my mobo is an AsRock ConRoe945G-DVI
(Im getting a MSI P35 Neo-F for christmas) But I cant seem to push up the multiplier in BIOS, any reason for this?

 

[pioneerisloud]

Multiplier is locked upwards on most chips.

 

[Clinic]

Aye, your chip has a locked multiplyer between set ranges (probably like 7-11 or something). So you're stuck multi-wise.

 

[Millillion]

The multiplier is locked on all non-extreme edition Intel chips, you can turn it down, but not up.

 

[sktfreak]

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Aye, your chip has a locked multiplyer between set ranges (probably like 7-11 or something). So you're stuck multi-wise.

Ah that sucks

 

[reezin14]

What they said^^^.

 

[sktfreak]

OK cheers guys you answered my question LAwl.

 

[error10]

Yep the only thing you can do is increase the FSB.

I took an E2200 to 266x11 for an easy 2.93GHz overclock with Vcore at 1.33125 on an ASUS P5E. Whenever I get some time I'm probably going to try to get it running at around 400x7. The low FSB is really holding back my RAM.