MS-6570 5.6 BIOS won't detect proper CPU speed

I recently flashed my BIOS to the newest 5.6 release, only to have it detect my Athlon 2400 as an 1800. I have the FSB set at 133 mhz, but the CPU multipler only goes up to 13 when I need it at 15 to work correctly. Should I just flash an older release?

thats a Nforce broard and that has no 5.6 bios?
Take a look MS 6570
You must check your your board again and make sure it MS 6570 and if it does then you flash with wrong bios
If 6570 is not the product number than please tell us what it is.

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