Ed wrote:
On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 06:41:52 +0100, "BigBadger"
wrote:

You need a board that has multiplier manual control.
Mobiles default to 6x multiplier on desktop boards, so you need to
be able to override it to something higher.

So if my board only goes to 12.5x with an unlocked Barton in it now I
would have the same settings with a XP-M chip?
thnx, Ed

Yes.

There's nothing stopping you modifying the chip (either your unlocked Barton
or the mobile) to get get higher multipliers however

You can also use any of the various PowerNow multiplier changers (if your
board is not an nForce1/2) to change the multiplier in Windows. You'll need
to fill in the second L5 to get access to multipliers above the default
maximum.

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