Originally Posted by ovimano1
i forgot to tell you that i have an amd athlon k7 at 750mhz!
Thank you!
ovimano@yahoo.com

Originally Posted by ovimano1
If anybody can help me with my ms6167 motherboard(amd756)!
I need an hardware monitor for cpu temperature!

please send me your message here: ovimano@yahoo.com !

hello, i have a t-bird 700 and asus k7v. i overclocked it to 770mhz by jumper, but when i tried to overclock to same frequency by bios, it wont let me. anyone have a solution for my problem ?

Originally Posted by BigEd
My athalon 700 will overclock to 823 mhz without any heat related problems. If Any one can help make it faster please let me know. This chip is the best value available.

i have a athlon 600 , produced 04. i was able to oc it with the aid of gfd free speed pro to 700 fairly easily. (did not even have to raise voltage) When i tried to go farther i could not get it stable no matter how much voltage i supplied. Can anyone give me any insight?

random question...i was perusing the Asus website, where they've finally released some details on their newest
Athlon mobo, the K7V (info@ http://www.asus.com/products/motherboard/SlotA/k7v/index.html])...and i was
basically just curious what the compatibility of the "golden fingers", etc w/ the Athlon K7 chips on this mobo
(i'm trying to coneptualize my next computer, and learning about o/c'ing all at once...it gets kinda hairy sometimes)
i wanted to use a K7@800 or 850mhz, then overclock it from there...1st problem i've noticed is that i'm pretty
sure that SoftFSB doesn't support this board, but then again it might be possible to adjust FSB w/o that software
and i'm just too nascent to realize how....
so, in brief summary form...here's my question: what bearing does this new Asus mobo have on overclocking,
and how should i approach the overclocking process using this board w/an Athlon K7 800-850mhz...
i think that does it for now...if you feel like helping me out, please email me...
spwolfe@email.unc.edu

Apocrypha

Some one please tell me where i can download
the Chipid program

Originally Posted by Henrik
Ok i have recently bought an AMD Athlon 800 (real 800) with ASUS k7m (latest bios, 127.rom) and wonder how i best overclock this beast.
I have with sucess boosted it in the bios to 108 mhz so far (giving me about 864 mhz).
Now i am not an expert in this area, but i guees my memory that runs in 100 mhz will burn before the cpu does, right?

Do i have a decreasing performance regarding the L2 cache everyone is taliking about, when overclocking the external speed as i do?

How far can i take it without burning my IBM memory modules (100 mhz, anyone have any experience?)

What can the programs discussed in this forum do for me?
I would be very happy if someone could help me with these issues. My email is henrik.franke@se.ibm.com.

Thanks in advance!

//Henrik

Originally Posted by Anon@1Cust85.tnt14.lax3.da.uu.net
u guys should post all the links to modifications softwares all in ONE DESIGNATED PAGE...
that would help alot...
thx...

The beta BIOS version discussed for the K7M is it km1229.rom or km1209.rom
thanks for the help

Originally Posted by Mr1246977
Its Jan23 anymore info on the O/C software from H.Oda
signed Mr1246977

Originally Posted by Anon@malcom.n-tropy.com
check h oba\'s page.
its out.

Originally Posted by mr1246977
Has anyone got any new info regarding this article L2cache settable software. Help me with my SD11 and myATHLON K7/600.
Thanks Mr1246977

Originally Posted by forces
Sorry too rush on the last post regarding K7M chipset version. While all K7M user can use a program called Chipid ver4.0 to verify chipset stepping revision,enable & disable AMD751 northbridge super-bypass mode and there is a file to show you how and where to execute the program. this program can be download from amdzone.com>archived news>Jan4~6. Anyway by using K7M new beta BIOS km1229.rom, it will automatically enabled the super-bypass mode of the chipset if the revision is stepping 5 & above unlike old BIOS km1007 which you have to enable it manually by running the Chipid program.

Originally Posted by tomt
forces - is there anyway to tell what the chipset stepping is on the ASUS K7M?

Originally Posted by Anon@tomato.ulcc.wwwcache.ja.net
As my nick describes and from the posts I have read, it is possible to o/c a athlon 500 to 750, by changing the L2 speed? If so, what do u do next?

VERY CURIOUS. :)

Originally Posted by forces
To all athlon user; 1)Athlon frequency work best is max 112mhz. 2)No, SoftFSB ver 1.7/B3 do not support FIC or others except Asus/MSI. 1.7 Final version even worse(hope next new version better). 3)Don\'t push the L2 to the max for 750mhz & above, 1/3 is idea and trade-off neglectful. 4)Don\'t USED 2.05v if you had only normal cooling method(heatsink/fan & no system blow in/out fan).Too sad to let the whole world to know my... friend just got his Athlon500(500 core) damaged as he trying to hard to set to 850mhz with 2.05v after only few hours of using. 5)Last & the BEST to let ALL ASUS K7M user to know that the new beta BIOS km1229 let you improved your system peformance by ENABLED your AMD751 chipset super bypass mode if your chipset version is stepping 5 & above.Thanks Asus. To all, HAPPY USING \'ATHLON\' THE BEST x86 CPU IN THE WORLD.

We have tested SoftFSB with the K7M and MSI motherboards. Results seem to indicate that SoftFSB
can set only clock frequencies available on the motherboard via BIOS or jumper settings. In other words, it
cannot generate any arbitrary clock rate, and is mainly useful for changing clock rate without having to
reboot.

Originally Posted by deltathc
Does anyone know if the Athlon overclocking version of SoftFSB will work on a FIC SD11 motherboard?

Originally Posted by pxpep
Hi I feel very lucky that i have found this site. I have overclocked my 500 Mhz Athlon to 850 Mhz. I feel lucky because I now know how to set the divider at 2/5, maybe it will work. Now it is set to 1/3. Thank you.

Originally Posted by tomt
I\'ve got an Athalon 600, and K7M motherboard. I\'ve pushed the CPU frequency up in the BIOS to 109, without any problems. However, it appears a better way to go might be to increase the core voltage, maybe to 1.75.

If I did this, would I reduce the CPU frequency back to 100? What do you guys recommend as the best way to overclock this setup, without cracking open the CPU?

Thanks

Originally Posted by Anon@dialin-194-29-32-191.hamburg.gigabell.net
Yes, u must se this clock generator. I have my Athlon 500 running 550 at 110FSB (the chipset crashes if I get higher).
So I really wait for this damn progy to really overclock my Athlon. I hope I can bring it to 750...

Originally Posted by Anon@jaatelo-out.kakku.saunalahti.fi
unclejimbo: use this clock generator, ICS 9248xx-110

Originally Posted by mikrosaft
Surprise:

You can download the SOFTFSB-Utility Version 1.7/B3 for ASUS-K7M and MSI-6167!

Direct download from here:

http://www.hof.baynet.de/~buschi/soft.zip

Originally Posted by unclejimbo
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, someone help me use SoftFSB with my ASUS K7M and Athlon 550! I\'ve seen in above posts that is it possible but I\'m quite new to SoftFSB! :) I have ver. 1.7final and I can\'t see the K7M in the mobo list or that MCI-6167 one.

Do I need 1.7beta 3? If so anyone know where I can get it from?

Cheers for all your help! :) (BTW if possible could you copy it to my e-mail address; david.warburton@btinternet.com ? - Thanks).

Dave.

Originally Posted by Anon@crtntx1-ar2-083-038.dsl.gtei.net
Is this bad boy for real? Any ideas when it may see daylight?

Originally Posted by forces
Hi,i know H-ODA having a program called SoftFSB ver. 1.7f/B3 which support both Asus K7M & MSI-6167 for real-time software overcloking on windows desktop,only one thing to remember is to pre-soldered the cpu voltage if you using MSI(Asus having jumper to do that so no worry).So the best team go to Asus K7M+Athlon. All you need to do is set voltage to 1.75v for 750Mhz(100x7.5(200x3.75) and temp in BIOS=49\'C, 1.85v for 800Mhz(106x7.5(212x3.75(100x8(200x4) temp=53\'C and 1.95v for 850Mhz(106x8(212x4) temp=56\'C, all setting/speed mention for ROCK-SOLID windows programs/games running all day. I was lucky to have bought an Athlon 500mhz with a 650mhz cpu core. My system running with Leadman 400 watts power supply, Cooler Master heatsink/fan with additional slot fan installed at the slot right next to CPU. Anyway all the modification made is to your own risk. Wish you all happy overcloking the ATHLON. May the best FORCES be with you!!!

Originally Posted by master rigit!
Yeah! AMD\'s Athlon prevails over nasty Intel shit!

Originally Posted by Anon@qt-ce.singnet.com.sg
Hey, i know that H-ODA having a program call SoftFSB ver. 1.7f/B3 and it will work on Asus K7M & Microstar MSI-6167 for real-time overclocking on Windows desktop. But remember only if you had Asus K7M and adjusted voltage to 1.75v for (100x7.5(200x3.75)750mhz (Temp in BIOS=49\'C), 1.85v for (106x7.5(212x3.75)800mhz(Temp=53\'C) and 1.95v for (106x8.0(212x8.0)850mhz(Temp=56\'C),and running ROCK-STABLE all day at all the speed above. For MSI you need to pre-soldered the voltage setting for all the mention speed,which i found not so flexible as Asus K7M. So the best team go to Asus K7M + Athlon. I was lucky to had a Athlon 500mhz with a 650mhz core. What i did is, soldered the cpu to 750mhz(or 800mhz) 1.75v L2 1/3speed. So if i want to play around the speed i just need to change voltage jumper(of course without power-up)on Asus K7M and then either change the Bus speed in the BIOS or after boot into Windows desktop.My system with Leadman 400watts power supply, Cooler Master heatsink/fan with additional slot fan installed at the slot right next to CPU. As usual try all the above modification at your own risk, anyway wish all of you the best force be with you.

Originally Posted by Anon@node12ab1.a2000.nl
Oh - My - God, I think I\'ll give a kidney to AMD, they deserve it !