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Default Help! My xp 2600+ chip only registers as 1.15ghz!!! - 07-28-2004 , 07:37 PM






Hi all,

I got a new xp 2600+ chip for my K7S5A mobo. First up I did a bios upgrade
to 02/08/09 from here:
http://www.ecsusa.com/downloads/k7s5a.html

Bios upgrade worked fine but after I installed my chip and rebooted it only
registered as 1150mhz. Any ideas why this is happening?



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Default Re: Help! My xp 2600+ chip only registers as 1.15ghz!!! - 07-28-2004 , 08:14 PM






"Home Mail" <rubixchump (AT) yahoo (DOT) co.nz> wrote

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Hi all,

I got a new xp 2600+ chip for my K7S5A mobo. First up I did a bios upgrade
to 02/08/09 from here:
http://www.ecsusa.com/downloads/k7s5a.html

Bios upgrade worked fine but after I installed my chip and rebooted it
only
registered as 1150mhz. Any ideas why this is happening?
Some more information:

I have managed to get it running at 1800+ now. I did this by changing the
cpu frequency in the bios to 133 (and 133 for the ram as well).

I don't know why but my bios picks the cpu as a AMD Duron for some reason.
The chip I am using is an AMD XP 2600+.

Any ideas?




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Default Re: Help! My xp 2600+ chip only registers as 1.15ghz!!! - 07-28-2004 , 09:33 PM



I suspect you have the more common 2600:the one that works at 333
instead of the rare one that works at 133/266 and that is not available
anymore, having been produced in small quantities. Both are throughbred
processors which explains why it works at all. The other part of the
discrepancy is that, for example, an Athlon XP 2200+ is really clocked
at 1800.
The 2600+ is only an AMD derived performance index.

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Hi all,

I got a new xp 2600+ chip for my K7S5A mobo. First up I did a bios upgrade
to 02/08/09 from here:
http://www.ecsusa.com/downloads/k7s5a.html

Bios upgrade worked fine but after I installed my chip and rebooted it
only
registered as 1150mhz. Any ideas why this is happening?

Some more information:

I have managed to get it running at 1800+ now. I did this by changing the
cpu frequency in the bios to 133 (and 133 for the ram as well).

I don't know why but my bios picks the cpu as a AMD Duron for some reason.
The chip I am using is an AMD XP 2600+.

Any ideas?

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Default Re: Help! My xp 2600+ chip only registers as 1.15ghz!!! - 07-29-2004 , 01:55 AM




"Michel Senécal" <michelsenecal (AT) videotron (DOT) ca> wrote

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I suspect you have the more common 2600:the one that works at 333
instead of the rare one that works at 133/266 and that is not available
anymore, having been produced in small quantities. Both are throughbred
processors which explains why it works at all. The other part of the
discrepancy is that, for example, an Athlon XP 2200+ is really clocked
at 1800.
The 2600+ is only an AMD derived performance index.
Oh darn it! So in short I need a new motherboard, right?




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Default Re: Help! My xp 2600+ chip only registers as 1.15ghz!!! - 07-29-2004 , 01:11 PM



On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 18:55:33 +1200, "Home Mail"
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"Michel Senécal" <michelsenecal (AT) videotron (DOT) ca> wrote in message
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I suspect you have the more common 2600:the one that works at 333
instead of the rare one that works at 133/266 and that is not available
anymore, having been produced in small quantities. Both are throughbred
processors which explains why it works at all. The other part of the
discrepancy is that, for example, an Athlon XP 2200+ is really clocked
at 1800.
The 2600+ is only an AMD derived performance index.

Oh darn it! So in short I need a new motherboard, right?

Fry's carries a new Athlon XP+ 2600 chip with a new motherboard that
runs at that speed for $74.99 for the pair.

Pj




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