Clocking to true speed (athlon XP 2600+)

Cookieboro

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I have upgraded all my computer components and i now have the setup as below (sig) but i can not run my cpu at its true speed. Anything above gives me a warning message about some dram settings have to be set higher than 333. Anyone help??
 
Do you have a Tbred (266) or a Barton (333)? If you just bought a "XP2600" odds are they sold you a TBred. :) To check grab something like CPUz (http://www.cpuid.com) and check under the codename box
 
OS:MS Windows XP pro (Version 5.1)
APGx8:Nvidia GeForce FX 5200 128 DDR
CPU:on(TM) XP 2600+ Barton (1.67)
RAM:512MB DDR Ram
HD:Maxtor 80gig 7000

Sorry my sig didnt save. ;)

I used SiSoftware Sandra to find out that i have the barton version.
 
Anything above gives me a warning message about some dram settings have to be set higher than 333. Anyone help??
What's your multiplier and clock speed? The multiplier should be 11.5x or something like that and the clock speed 166Mhz for a net speed of 1.9Ghz ... so which one is off? :)
 
while your talkin about the thourobred/barton thing, does it really make much of a difference? i want to get a xp2200 (1.8MHz) thorobred but will it make a dramatic change if i get barton?
thnx for any hekp,
smadge
 
Its major difference from the Thoroughbred core is in the increased L2 cache size by a factor of 2 (from 256K to 512K).
 
i want to get a xp2200 (1.8MHz) thorobred but will it make a dramatic change if I get barton?
You're lucky: the XP2200 only came as a Throughbred. So you wont have to decide between TBred, Palo or Barton. Bartons kicked in at XP2500
 
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