At 09:28 7/13/2001, Brian McLeod wrote:
>on 7/13/01 10:10 AM, Tom & Lisa P at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Depends on the CPU. The CPU card controls the bus speed. Normally,
>> the highest bus speed you are supposed to go to is 50 MHz. However,
>> if you manually disable the L2 cache via a jumper on the mobo, I have
>> heard reports of ppl going as high as 66 Mhz (although that has to be
>> rare).
>>
>> Mad Dog
>
>How do you do that?
I suspect that Brian meant how does one manually disable the on board
cache. There is an uninstalled jumper sort of between the CPU slot and the
DIMM sockets and maybe back a little. It is labeled J38. If you install a
jumper across those two holes it disables the cache. If you have a header
strip, you can install a pair of pins and then use a large jumper like you
would use on a hard drive to turn it off or leave it on. You can get
header strips from JDR electronics (www.jdr.com). I think they come in
different sizes so you need to know the pitch between the pins.
Jeff Walther
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