Hmm, the 840AV has a 20mhz clock crystal to run 40mhz, so I'm guessing
the clip is set to 22.5mhz to get it to the 45 I have it now. Unless I'm
misunderstanding how the thing works, which is possible. The box/manual
claims that 45mhz is the *minimum* an 840AV should do so I'd expect it
to be able to go higher. My manual goes up to 53mhz, but then we already
know it's the incorrect one.
I haven't done a recap yet, but the board is perfectly clean and it runs
100% stable. I've even used it to capture some (rather low res) video
for some video projects. I still intend to do it, along with my IIci
that is having some major issues. Just have to get that round tuit someday.
Scott
On 2/18/2014 11:44 PM, Hardware Mack wrote:
i have one too... just looked at the manual and looks like 84mhz is
the best that can do.
witch would be 42mhz... so if you got it to do 45 mhz... and you run
norton utilitys and its accurate and stable then keep it that way.
if you have not recapped your 840av... then you need to re-cap that
asap...
i used mine to go from 33mhz in my q800 to 40,
seemd to get kind hot.. so i popped a 40mhz cpu in there and it was
much better.
Charles
MacCaps.com <http://MacCaps.com>
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