A7V333 and AMD 2600 (333FSB)

I know that the A7V333 board can only go at 266 FSB, but I can't find the
266FSB version of the 2600 processor anywhere, can anyone tell me if the
2600 333FSB processor will work in the motherboard by running it at the
slower speed, or would I just be better off getting a 2400 chip instead.

I'm upgrading my board from a 2100 processor, so am I even likely to notice
a difference no matter what I change?

--
Byron Hinson
Microsoft MVP
ActiveWin - Windows Site: http://www.activewin.com
Designer Dream: http://www.designerdream.co.uk

Asus A7V333, rev. 1.04 with BIOS 1016 (very important!!!), fsb 166 (333),
running XP 2600 333 without any problem here...


"Ed" escribió en el mensaje
...
On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 07:15:14 +0100, "Byron Hinson"
wrote:

I know that the A7V333 board can only go at 266 FSB, but I can't find the

Must be a revision 1.01 board then cause the rev. 2.0 supports up to the
XP 3000+.

266FSB version of the 2600 processor anywhere, can anyone tell me if the
2600 333FSB processor will work in the motherboard by running it at the
slower speed, or would I just be better off getting a 2400 chip instead.

T-Bred 2600+ 2133MHz (266 FSB) (133 x 16.0)
OPN: AXDA2600DKV3C

Have a look here, u might get lucky,
http://www.pricewatch.com/1/3/4961-1.htm



I'm upgrading my board from a 2100 processor, so am I even likely to
notice
a difference no matter what I change?


Might want to take a look here http://www.a7vtroubleshooting.com if you
haven't already. ;p

Cheers,
Ed

Yeah unfortunately my board is revision 1.01

--
Byron Hinson
Microsoft MVP
ActiveWin - Windows Site: http://www.activewin.com
Designer Dream: http://www.designerdream.co.uk


"Karpanta" wrote in message
...
Asus A7V333, rev. 1.04 with BIOS 1016 (very important!!!), fsb 166 (333),
running XP 2600 333 without any problem here...


"Ed" escribió en el mensaje
...
On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 07:15:14 +0100, "Byron Hinson"
wrote:

I know that the A7V333 board can only go at 266 FSB, but I can't find
the

Must be a revision 1.01 board then cause the rev. 2.0 supports up to the
XP 3000+.

266FSB version of the 2600 processor anywhere, can anyone tell me if
the
2600 333FSB processor will work in the motherboard by running it at the
slower speed, or would I just be better off getting a 2400 chip
instead.

T-Bred 2600+ 2133MHz (266 FSB) (133 x 16.0)
OPN: AXDA2600DKV3C

Have a look here, u might get lucky,
http://www.pricewatch.com/1/3/4961-1.htm



I'm upgrading my board from a 2100 processor, so am I even likely to
notice
a difference no matter what I change?


Might want to take a look here http://www.a7vtroubleshooting.com if you
haven't already. ;p

Cheers,
Ed

Karpanta - why is 1016 so important??

Sorry if it seems a dumb question. I'm running a Rev 1.04 board with 1017
bios and an XP2700 chip without problems. Should I be considering dropping
to bios down to 1016??

Cheers

Geoff

"Karpanta" wrote in message
...
Asus A7V333, rev. 1.04 with BIOS 1016 (very important!!!), fsb 166 (333),
running XP 2600 333 without any problem here...


"Ed" escribió en el mensaje
...
On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 07:15:14 +0100, "Byron Hinson"
wrote:

I know that the A7V333 board can only go at 266 FSB, but I can't find
the

Must be a revision 1.01 board then cause the rev. 2.0 supports up to the
XP 3000+.

266FSB version of the 2600 processor anywhere, can anyone tell me if
the
2600 333FSB processor will work in the motherboard by running it at the
slower speed, or would I just be better off getting a 2400 chip
instead.

T-Bred 2600+ 2133MHz (266 FSB) (133 x 16.0)
OPN: AXDA2600DKV3C

Have a look here, u might get lucky,
http://www.pricewatch.com/1/3/4961-1.htm



I'm upgrading my board from a 2100 processor, so am I even likely to
notice
a difference no matter what I change?


Might want to take a look here http://www.a7vtroubleshooting.com if you
haven't already. ;p

Cheers,
Ed

Oh, it´s a recomendation of this threads among others (do a search in amdmb
forum and you will see it...)

http://forums.pcper.com/showthread.p...hreadid=249080
http://forums.pcper.com/showthread.p...postid=2059968

by the way, my board (A7V333 rev 1.04) is running fine with bios 1016, but
hangs up with bios 1017, I don´t know why..., perhaps my SCSI drive?

If you haven´t got problems with bios 1017 don´t touch it.


"Geoff" k escribió en el
mensaje ...
Karpanta - why is 1016 so important??

Sorry if it seems a dumb question. I'm running a Rev 1.04 board with 1017
bios and an XP2700 chip without problems. Should I be considering
dropping
to bios down to 1016??

Cheers

Geoff

"Karpanta" wrote in message
...
Asus A7V333, rev. 1.04 with BIOS 1016 (very important!!!), fsb 166
(333),
running XP 2600 333 without any problem here...


"Ed" escribió en el mensaje
...
On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 07:15:14 +0100, "Byron Hinson"

wrote:

I know that the A7V333 board can only go at 266 FSB, but I can't find
the

Must be a revision 1.01 board then cause the rev. 2.0 supports up to
the
XP 3000+.

266FSB version of the 2600 processor anywhere, can anyone tell me if
the
2600 333FSB processor will work in the motherboard by running it at
the
slower speed, or would I just be better off getting a 2400 chip
instead.

T-Bred 2600+ 2133MHz (266 FSB) (133 x 16.0)
OPN: AXDA2600DKV3C

Have a look here, u might get lucky,
http://www.pricewatch.com/1/3/4961-1.htm



I'm upgrading my board from a 2100 processor, so am I even likely to
notice
a difference no matter what I change?


Might want to take a look here http://www.a7vtroubleshooting.com if
you
haven't already. ;p

Cheers,
Ed

Thanks for that Karpanta - it make interesting reading.

I think I will leave well alone at present, but I would really like to give
1016 a try at some point to see if I can crank up the multiplyer on my 2700
to see what it can do. I've bumped it up to 13.5 (from13) and it runs at
2249 Mhz, but if I try and go higher it just BSOD's. I've no increased the
voltage at all, so that could be the problem, bur maybe 1016 would be
better?? Any thoughts??


"Karpanta" wrote in message
. ..
Oh, it´s a recomendation of this threads among others (do a search in
amdmb
forum and you will see it...)

http://forums.pcper.com/showthread.p...hreadid=249080
http://forums.pcper.com/showthread.p...postid=2059968

by the way, my board (A7V333 rev 1.04) is running fine with bios 1016, but
hangs up with bios 1017, I don´t know why..., perhaps my SCSI drive?

If you haven´t got problems with bios 1017 don´t touch it.


"Geoff" k escribió en
el
mensaje ...
Karpanta - why is 1016 so important??

Sorry if it seems a dumb question. I'm running a Rev 1.04 board with
1017
bios and an XP2700 chip without problems. Should I be considering
dropping
to bios down to 1016??

Cheers

Geoff

"Karpanta" wrote in message
...
Asus A7V333, rev. 1.04 with BIOS 1016 (very important!!!), fsb 166
(333),
running XP 2600 333 without any problem here...


"Ed" escribió en el mensaje
...
On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 07:15:14 +0100, "Byron Hinson"

wrote:

I know that the A7V333 board can only go at 266 FSB, but I can't
find
the

Must be a revision 1.01 board then cause the rev. 2.0 supports up to
the
XP 3000+.

266FSB version of the 2600 processor anywhere, can anyone tell me
if
the
2600 333FSB processor will work in the motherboard by running it at
the
slower speed, or would I just be better off getting a 2400 chip
instead.

T-Bred 2600+ 2133MHz (266 FSB) (133 x 16.0)
OPN: AXDA2600DKV3C

Have a look here, u might get lucky,
http://www.pricewatch.com/1/3/4961-1.htm



I'm upgrading my board from a 2100 processor, so am I even likely
to
notice
a difference no matter what I change?


Might want to take a look here http://www.a7vtroubleshooting.com if
you
haven't already. ;p

Cheers,
Ed