O/Cing 2800 to 200Mhz FSB K7N2-L

I recently purchesed a MSI K7N2-L Delta motherboard, AMD Athlon 2800+ 333Mhz FSB Barton, 512MB Corsair Value Select PC3200 Ram, ATI Radeon 9700 Pro 128MB, Iceberg Chipset kit, and a CoolerMaster Aero 7 Lite CPU Cooler. I was able to overclock the machine to the following without any problems:
When I try to set the FSB to a value like 195Mhz the computer will load normally, start to load Window's XP Home SP1 and restart. Other values such as 200Mhz would simply refuse to boot and hang with no video or keyboard LED's lighting up. So far I'm only able to run this setting sucessfully.
Are there any settings that I need to find or change to allow me to overclock to 200MHz FSB? Any other suggestions or help would be very very much appreciated!
My Complete Specs:
AMD Athlon 2800+ Barton (333MHz)
MSI K7N2-L Delta
512 MB PC3200 Corsair Value Select RAM
ATI Radeon 9700 Pro
120 GB Maxtor 7200RPM w/ 8MB Cache
60 GB Maxtor 5400RPM
Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 OEM
350 Watt Antec PSU (SL350 Model)
Lite-On CD-RW
Floppy Drive
Coolermaster Aero 7 Lite (Installed on the Athlon 2800+)
Iceberg Chipset Kit (Fan installed on NB and sink on SB)
Windows XP Home SP1
Thank you very much for your time
-ErMeR

Hi,
As for the begining lower the multiplayer and than set the fsb speed. Few days ago Kingfisher wrote a guide about o/c. It includes basics but You shall read it https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?threadid=40413&sid= and for more I suggest You use googl and read some articles. GreetZ

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200mhz fsb support

Hiya, just a quick question.
Will the K7N2-L support the 200mhz FSB athlons when they get released later on this year?
I hope that it will, as i currently have the above mentioned board with an 1700+ cpu running at 11*166fsb.

Only the new (as yet unreleased i think) delta k7n2's official support it. However as so many people are easily reaching 200 fsb you should be able to overclock the motherboard to the chips stock speeds. Only problem with this is if msi do not realease a bios with fsbs greater than 200 youll only be able to overclock the new athlons by the multiplier alone.

MSI KT6 Delta-FISR (MS-6590 v2.0) & XP3200+ Can't get 200MHz FSB

Hi,
Having searched for this common problem I have purchased a new PSU (Antec True Power 2 550w) so I don't think it is this. The memory is meant to be compatible according to the crucial site too.
Basically I changed from an ASRock mobo (no 4 pin CPU power connector) to the KT6 to get onboard firewire. The same CPU had been working in the ASRock mobo at 200Mhz FSB with a SilentMaxx PSU (fanless +3.3v /28A, +5v/35A, +12v/16A). As I had moved the computer from the lounge to study I changed the PSU when I installed the KT6 to an Antec True 380SP (+3.3v /28A, +5v/35A, +12v/24A) to get a reduction in temperature.
The system booted with a FSB of 100Mhz. So I changed in the BIOS FSB to 200Mhz and the system wouldn't get to the XP login page. I then tried steps up from 100Mhz and got to 120Mhz. After searching here I saw the PSU issue and so changed to the SilentMaxx. This would get past the login page at 200Mhz but would crash within 2 minutes.
I then changed to an Advance PSIV-500-2 (+3.3v /30A, +5v/32A, +12v/16A). This would login at 200MHz and was stable until you did anything CPU intensive - 2 mins of divx encoding caused the crash.
So now for the Antec True Power 2, it gets past the login screen but won't load the desktop. Starting at 100Mhz I can get to 125MHz, so I'm now worse than with the original Advance PSU.
So, with the changes being seen whenever the PSU is changed the indications are that it is the PSU, but now with the new Antec True Power 2 550w I can't believe it is still that.
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Hi again.
Well I've finally got around to doing the XP repair. The good news is that the system boots and stays up under normal usage at 200MHz. The bad news is that under stress (encoding video) it reboots with the following error:
Error code 0000000a, parameter1 ffe00124, parameter2 00000002, parameter3 00000001, parameter4 804db848.
I have searched the internet and can't find any mention of '804db848' or 'ffe00124'. So am now thinking the board may be bad?
I have set my memory to CL3, with timings of 3-3-8 and voltage of 2.6v (as per manufacturer recommendations) and this memory did not cause problems on my ASRock board.
Two things I have noticed:
1. The case temp is very high, under idle CPU = 48C and case = 41C, under stress CPU = 58C and case = 51C. I have two 120mm case fans and the PSU has a 120mm fan too. My hard disks are 28C and 29C. When I had the ASRock board in the same case with the same fans etc it never went above 36C (which I thought was still quite high).
2. After searching this board I found a post that stated they had success at 192MHz FSB but unstable on 200MHz (K7N board). I will now try this and kick off the video encoding again and report back.

200MHz FSB when I want 800MHz

This is probably a rather simple/stupid question but I have an 800MHz FSB P4 and 2 banks of DDR400 and therefore thought I would get a FSB of 800MHz. However, when I check CoreCentre it records an FSB speed of 203MHz, multiplier of 13 giving the CPU speed of 2637MHz. What am I doing wrong, if anything?

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this should be a sticky in every single hardware forum
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MOVED: K7N2 Delta2-LSR with XP-Mobile 3000+/266 FSB - settings?

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K7N2 Delta2-LSR with XP-Mobile 3000+/266 FSB - settings?

I have the same motherboard, and from what I understand, your Athlon XP-Mobile 3000+ with 266 FSB will only run at 166. A AMD 3200+ with 400 Mhz fsb will run at 200 Mhz (with the correct memory). My board has an xp 2800 + with 333 fsb and the best I can get it is 166.
As far as overclocking, I don't know - I'm not brave enough to try (and I don't know enough about it).
Here's a link to the manual, if you look in the section about memory, it will give you the fsb possibilities.
manual link
If you can get more out of it, I would be happy to know!
Hope this helps.
jon

Bios for K7n2 delta 2 LSR (2800+ Mobile Barton Recognizing)

Hi, i need the BIOS for the Bios for MSI K7n2 delta 2 LSR Motherboard, because i have a Mobile Barton 2800+ CPU with FSB 266 and it isn't recognized correct, i would like to set the Multiplier to 16, the highest setting is 13 - but at 13 my system didnt boot anymore. I tried the B72 Bios, but it didn't help. Thanks

What's that? You already asked for that in another thread (https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=123557.msg932826#msg932826). Please don't open various threads for the same issue.
I already said in the other thread you can't set 16 manually. Set it to auto.

K7N2 Delta2-LSR with XP-Mobile 3000+/266 FSB - settings?

Inherited an Athlon XP-Mobile 3000+ with 266 FSB -- I've heard these are great OC'ers due to their low power and cool temps. However, the B5 bios doesn't seem to know what it is! Running right now at 166/12x for 2000Mhz -- about 9% under stock. Given my PC-2700 RAM, any suggestions on combinations to try? If I get too agressive, it seems like the BIOS sort of takes over and I get 800Mhz clock speeds on re-boot. Guess I could use a link to some info on how all the OC options like Agressive/Optimal CPU interface affect things.
Any chance that a new BIOS is/will be available that works well with this 266 FSB oddball?
A link to info on single vs. dual channel RAM usage would be helpful -- I'm dual-channel now, but mostly becuase I stuck my RAM in the appropriate slots, and got decent results. Not because I know exactly what I'm doing.
Thanks!

I have the same motherboard, and from what I understand, your Athlon XP-Mobile 3000+ with 266 FSB will only run at 166. A AMD 3200+ with 400 Mhz fsb will run at 200 Mhz (with the correct memory). My board has an xp 2800 + with 333 fsb and the best I can get it is 166.
As far as overclocking, I don't know - I'm not brave enough to try (and I don't know enough about it).
Here's a link to the manual, if you look in the section about memory, it will give you the fsb possibilities.
manual link
If you can get more out of it, I would be happy to know!
Hope this helps.
jon

200MHz K7N2G FSB Request Petition...

Hi all,
i have recently bought an MSI K7N2G, which with the unlocked 1700TBred, on a multi of 9.5 sits at 200MHz CAS2 with my Corsair Twinx PC3200.
This is lovely - but i would love to push my memory even higher - in sync with the CPU.
I request that this post be forwarded to whoever it may concern - and humbly request they include in their BIOS the option to increase the FSB synchronously with CPU to above 200MHz.
All other nforce2 boards (namely Epox) are achieving such speeds - so we know the chipset is up to it - and i like MSIs products - this is the third MSI board i have owned - all have been solid boards.
It should be mentioned also , that due to my K7N2G-L only having passive northbridge cooling i needed to add extra cooling to the3 board - but it is 100% stable at 200MHz FSB.
So, if you agree put your name below - and lets see if MSI listen to their customers!
MSI, I'd like a BIOS release which enables me to have an FSB >200MHz.
Signed,
D Cooke 10/03/03

i refuse to believe it is not possible - unless MSI strayed so far away from the nforce2 design as to render it less functional?
If MSI hadnt cut corners and equipped the K7N2G-L with a northbridge fan there would be fewer instability/RMA'd boards as a result of this BIOS update request - or even with standard BIOS issues. I have had to add extra cooling to my northbridge to acheive 200MHz with 100% stability.
Every other serious nforce2 board had 200MHz as an FSB option when it launched. They NOW have at least 220MHz, some even as high as 250MHz.
I have owned 3 different nforce2 boards - all perform equally well - very little in it. People will buy other makers when they know they:
A) MSI dont listen to their customers (We're only requesting something which is available on most all competitiors.
B) MSI cant make an enthusiasts board.
C) MSI make boards less functional by straying away from reference designs (If that is why you cant acheive >200MHz FSB?
If someone from MSI is/has read this please drop a line to say so - at least we'll know we are reaching the people who matter.
Thanking You
Pug

Jumper Settings for K7N2 Delta LISR and Athlon 3200 FSB400

Hello Everyone,
(I think I sent this to Raven By E-Mail but I'm not sure, I'm still new to this)
Having problems understanding jumper settings.
I cheched out the forum and the motherboard users guide to see which way the jumpers are set for my Board K7N2 LISR + Athlon 3200+ 400FSB.
In the user guide it say's:-
FSB Mode Jumper: J10
This jumper allows you to set the CPU FSB mode, (It then shows two diagrams of Jumper 10) - first with pins 1 and 2 jumpered "user mode default 133Mhz" and the secound shows pins 2 and 3 jumpered "safe mode 100Mhz".
What has settings 133Mhz or 100Mhz got to do with a 400 FSB??????
CPU FSB Frequency Jumper: J11
This jumper is used to specify the CPU FSB frequency. (again it shows two Diagrams) first: Leave the jumper short connected if a 133/166Mhz FSB is installed.
Secound:If the CPU supports 100Mhz FSB, leave the jumper open connected.
To use a 200Mhz FSB CPU, set the jumper short connected and enter BIOS setup Utility to adjust the CPU FSB Clock Frequency.
Again what has 133/166Mhz or 100Mhz got to do with a 400 FSB???????
For my K7N2 Delta LISR and Athlon Barton 3200+ 400 FSB, what Would I set J10 to:- (Jumpered Pins 1 and 2,= 133Mhz) or (Jumpered 2 and 3,= 100Mhz).
Also what would I set J11 to:- (Jumper pins Open = 100Mhz) or (Jumper short 133/166Mhz). Hope someone can help!!!!!!!!!
It would be nice if the User's Guide had a (If .... Then..... in it)
If CPU = Athlon 2800+ 333 FSB, Then J10 is jumpered pins 1 and 2,
If CPU = Athlon.... etc etc.... or even a couple of examples
Sorry this is so long, but I just need to tell someone, Thanks.

1 insafe mode it will boot at 100 fsb regardless of what you set in the bios
in user it will boot by what it sees the cpu as or what you set it to in the bios
just leave it in user
if you o/c and it will not boot shut down put it in safe
then lower the o/c once it boots
again shut down and put it back in user
2 just leave it shorted
only alter it if you used a 100 fsb cpu

K7N2 Delta ILSR and XP2500+ - strange overclocking problem

Relevant configuration data:
- K7N2 Delta ILSR (with 7.6 BIOS version)
- Barton 2500+ (AQXEA)
- Arctic Silver 3 thermal compound
- GlobalWin CAK 38 (7000 rpm DELTA, all copper)
- 2x512 MB Corsair XMS cmx512 3200c2 (it should run 6-3-3-2 at 200MHz on AMD systems according to older documents, and on 6-3-3-2.5 at 200MHz on AMD systems according to newer documents)
- PSU Enermax EG465P-VE (430W)
- Gigabyte ATI Radeon 9800Pro 128MB
- Battlefield 1942 game
I have 2 seperate problems:
1. When I try to set my proc on 13x166 (Barton XP3000+) BIOS won't recognise that settings and it gives me real-clock rate of 833MHz (and no name, just "Athlon XP"). Just a note, when I set proc to be XP2600 or XP2800, everything is great in BIOS and in real conditions (Windows, Battlefield). I had 7.4 version of BIOS and I tried with new 7.6 version and nothing has changed (as I suspected). Can someone help me about this ?
2. Second problem is a bit more serious.
I'm having problems setting my proc to work with 100% stability on 200MHz FSB speed.
This is what's going on:
- Behaviour in Windows is pretty much good (no random restarts).
- Sometimes (on rare occasions) blues screen appears when I'm in windows or some program. Last time when it appeared it said something about "memory managment". I tried to lower memory settings but nothing seemed to be better.
- If I try to freshly install windows on 200 MHz FSB in 98% of the cases installation will be abrupted (blue screen or resets) or it won't even start to install.
- What's bothering me the most is this: Battlefield 1942 is crashing on regular basis. Sometimes it can hold for 5 minutes, sometimes 20 minutes, sometimes half an hour. But on certain moment, puff, and I'm out in Windows. Not a computer restart, just it throws me on desktop.
I've been checking the temperature on regular basis when I'm playing. It is always low.
I've tried to raise core voltage all the way to 1.8v, but same thing happens.
I've tried to lower memory settings, but I get same BF crashing.
I don't know what else to do or what other component to acuse for instability.
Can somebody please help me ?
Thank you in advance !

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Originally posted by ellswt
On the newer 2500+'s the multiplier is locked, this could be your problem
Nope, because I am changing multiplyers without probs. The only multiplyer that doesn't work is 13x.
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...loosen up your memory timings to add stability, and give it a try again at the 200 mhz fsb without changing the multiplier.
I drove the memory according to the Corsair's specs, and I drove it on lower settings also. No change.
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also you may wish to go up to 2.7 volts for your ram, and 1.7 volts on your processor to add stability, remember sometimes you have to go up gradually a step or two at a time and keep it there for a day or two before you reach your top OC.
I might try upping ram voltage but that doesn't sound good, because it IS DDR 400 memory (an excellent one too !).
It's not like I'm trying to drive it over 200MHz. 200MHz is this memory's normal frequency.
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Newest video driver from ATI may help with the stability on your gaming.
Already have newest drivers.
Anyway, thanks for the tips !

MSI K7N2 Delta2 Platinum + Corsair mem = hell

Alright, Last christmas I got an MSI K7N2 Delta2 Platinum Mobo. I had an AMD Athlon XP 3000+
w/333mhz FSB. I was using cheapo generic ram which worked, but had horrible performance.
So I bought the TWINX1024-3200XL, Corsair 1GB(2x512) PC3200 400mhz DDR-Ram.
So........when I set that up, I got HUGE instability problems. While playing Half-Life 2, the game
would randomly go BSOD, which I didn't get with the cheapo ram. So I went into the options and
I changed the bios settings from By SPD (which set it to 200mhz fsb) to Auto (which changed it
to 166mhz after detecting my 166mhz fsb cpu), at which point the instability ended. But every
time I tried to run it at 400mhz, tons of crashing and BSODs in HL2 as well as windows. So I've
been using it at 333mhz for the past 6 or so months without any problems, aside from the fact
that I can't run my $300 ram at stock speed.
After reading some threads here and at other forums, I learned that apparently my
motherboard doesn't allow the cpu/ram to run async. Which would make some degree of
sense, since when they ran sync, both at 333mhz, I encountered no crashing. However, I just
bought an AMD Athlon XP 3200+ w/400mhz fsb and I was hoping that the problems would be
over. Alas, no. With the bios set to By SPD at 400mhz, Half-Life 2 (which is what I use to test
system stability, since Memtest 86, Prime 95, etc. All ran through all the tests and for over 24
hours without a single error, then the second I play HL2, it crashes) crashes within 1 minute. So
I angrily restart and change the bios settings, this time I set it to Auto, which is also 400mhz now due to the 400mhz fsb CPU. I was actually able to play Half-Life 2 flawlessly for about 45 minutes, I made it past the driving phase on the buggy, shot down the chopper, then I eliminated all resistance near the crane. Unfortunately, once everything was dead silent and I pressed R to reload, BSOD. >=|
Is my motherboard a piece of crap that doesn't support the ram, or is the ram bad? Has anybody else been able to run these two (MSI K7N2 Delta2 Platinum + Corsair PC3200 Performance Ram) together with perfect stability? Please help! I'm going nuts. =*|
Many Thanks!
~Takeda
--System Specs--
Windows XP Professional SP1
Antec SX1040B2 File Server Case
550watt Antec TrueControl PSU
MSI K7N2 Delta2 Platinum
AMD Athlon XP 3200+/400mhz FSB (2.2GHz)
Thermaltake Volcano 12
1GB(2x512) Corsair Twinx1024XL Dual Channel
ATI All-In-Wonder 9800 Pro
Sound Blaster Audigy 2ZS Platinum
Pioneer 10x DVD Drive
Sony DRU-700A
Western Digital 120.0GB 7200RPM HD ATA/100
Western Digital 120.0GB 7200RPM HD ATA/100
nForce Ethernet Adapter w/Cable line
Logitech MX500 Optical Mouse
Logitech Elite Keyboard
19" Envision Monitor EN985e
Logitech Z-680 5.1 Speakers

well, for the errors. In half-life 2, after however much playtime, the screen will just randomly go blue, without any official windows message or error code, forcing me to manually restart with the reset button. It's done this for the most part. Other times, when I change the settings, the game will just boot me back to the desktop, giving me a visual basic runtime error. Oddly enough, when I set the ram to 166mhz fsb, the game is totally stable. I've also just updated to the newest bios 11.50 and tried all of the previous settings as well as the "optimized defaults" and "fail-safe defaults" all still result in the crashing.
Yeah, I've tested other games. The results were mixed though. certain games like Need For Speed Hot Pursuit 2 would lockup, other games like command and conquer generals seemed to mostly be stable, with a few random crashes. The problem is that I haven't really gotten any true BSODs in games, I just get lockups. However, windows would give BSODs, but they seemed like they were driven by faulty hardware, since it would be random and would go away entirely once I underclocked the ram.
Other times in the past when I've run the ram at 200mhz fsb, windows would randomly crash when I was browsing the web. In those cases it would give me a stop message and an error number. But I haven't gotten then so far today. I can't remember what all the errors were, but there were about 2-3 random crashes related to ntfs.sys and other system files. So at first, I thought maybe it was just a windows problem, but I had just freshly formatted and reinstalled windows, so it seemed unlikely. And of course, the second I changed it back to 166mhz fsb, I was able to keep my computer on for a week, playing half-life 2, doom 3, command and conquer generals, as well as tons of other games and general web browsing without a single incident. So the problem, although highly vague, seems to be related directly to the ram, if just by the fsb change.
I dunno, these are really really odd problems, never encountered these before in like 6 years of tweaking my comps, so I'm guessing that it's either just an incompatibility with my motherboard/ram (in which case I'm screwed), my mobo is broken, or my ram is broken. I think my only real option left, now that I've bought a new $130 cpu to match the ram is to RMA the ram and hope that it somehow works. But the fact that it's been able to pass prime95 and memtest86 flawlessly makes me concerned as to whether or not corsair will be able to diagnose a problem, if there is one, with the ram if I do RMA it. sigh.
I'm not sure if my video card is underpowered, since I have a 550watt psu and the radeon 9800 isn't too much of a hog. But I think I may RMA that as well. damn, I dunno.
*update*
Correction, it seems that now I have a 200mhz fsb cpu, setting the ram to 6:5 for 166mhz causes windows to almost immediately lock up. I'm guessing that's part of the whole unable to run the cpu/ram async thing.
Also, when I tried changing the latency to 2.5 and 3.0, I got the following error:
Many thanks!
~Takeda

Labtech: K7N2 Delta2 Question?

Hi labtech,
I d/l the manual, and wondering if some of the recent booting/posting problems here have been caused by the CPU Interface set to Optimal instead of Aggressive, the latter opening up more FSB opportunities? As well, some may not have set CPU voltage high enough for their FSB wishes. Just some guesses.

Hi Xroyal. For best results with my K7N2 Delta2 Platinum I use manual settings and set cpu interface to aggressive when running my Barton XP2500+ at 200Mhz FSB (400Mhz DDR). The settings I use are as follows:-
High Performance Mode:Manual
Dynamic Overclocking:Disabled
CPU Voltage:1.7V (the default is 1.65V)
Memory Voltage:2.7V (auto)
AGP Voltage:1.5V
Adjust CPU Frequency: 200Mhz
Adjust CPU Ratio:CPU Default
CPU Interface:Aggressive
Adjust DRAM Frequency:Auto
Memory Timings:Manual-11,2,2,2.5 (equivalent to 8,2,2,2 if you have CAS 2.0 memory)
Adjust AGP Frequency:Default
Using the above settings with the B30 bios (I found the B40 bios unstable with my hardware) produce a memory speed of 1507Mb/sec according to a Memtest 86+ v 1.25 boot disk. This is equivalent to a DDR speed of 3000+Mb/sec which is where it should be for a Nforce2 Ultra400 motherboard with my hardware at 200Mhz FSB (400Mhz DDR) with dual channel enabled and cpu interface on aggressive. An Abit NF7-S revision 2.0 is 1511Mb/sec with the latest bios by way of comparison with the same settings. If CPU interface is disabled or set to optimal the score drops to just over 1400Mb/sec. The 3D Mark01 score with my Asus 9600XT with cpu interface on aggressive is 13467 with CATS 4.10. If the cpu interface is disabled or on optimal the score drops to 13124. You can still use Core Cell to overclock or to reduce overclocking within Windows using manual settings if you wish. Finally if you want to overclock this board I recommend checking under the north bridge heat sink to make sure thermal compound is present in sufficient quantity. Mine had only a tiny drop under there. I also fitted a heat sink on the south bridge as this can get very hot under load.

XP 3200 on K7N2?

Hi Guys,
The official specification says that you can install the XP 3000 or higher on the K7N2 range, however i'm always dubious and look for reassurance.
Is anyone using an XP 3200 with this board?
Cheers
Dave

Hi,
Athlon XP 3200+ uses 200MHZ FSB and 11,5 multiplayer if I am not wrong. All together it will work with this CPU-K7N2 Delta -L -ILSR: http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=436 GreetZ

OC Settings for Athlon XP2800+, Geil DDR400 Rams, & K7N2 Delta2 Plat

Hi All, I like to achieve 200Mhz FSB with this setup. I would appreciate your opinions/suggestions to help me further achieve this goal. Furthermore, which of these software should i rely on when monitoring my voltages and temp: CoreCenter, CPU-Z, or H/W monitoring of the BIOS?
At present, I am only able to attain 173:FSB (thru BIOS) with the following settings:
DOT: sergeant
Vcore: 1.725v
Mem: 2.70v
AGP: 1.5v (stock)
AGP freq: 66
AGP spread spectrum: disabled
Freq:DRAM ratio: 1:1
Memory timing: 2-3-3-7

Welcome to the forum.
Here is a good place to get info on what to do.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=40413.0
Not all Athlon XP processors are capable of attaining a 200fsb. I used to have a 2800+ and it was the worst Athlon XP that I have ever tried to overclock. It crashed at 183fsb no matter what I tried.
For your situation, disable DOT. It can cause instability. Use the bios to adjust the fsb. It may require resetting the cmos a few times but you will have better results in trying to overclock.
I use CPU-Z to monitor my voltages and Speedfan for the temps. They have worked well for me. Remember, they are only software based readouts and are not 100% accurate just like Core Center.

Need help with jumper settings for k7n2 delta ilsr

I have a k7n2 delta ilsr and I'm using a AMD 2800+ barton 333 fsb. I'm not sure what the jumper settins are for this cpu. The users guide only shows 133/166 and 200, can anyone help me with the jumper settings.
Thanks, Ron.

Hi,
As your processor is 333FSB - the jumper should be set to 166FSB as should the BIOS. As your RAM CPU combination runs at 2x166=333 or thereabouts.
Basically, as a general rule, if you halve the FSB speed of your processor you'll get the setting for both BIOS and Jumper. 200FSB=100, 266FSB=133, 333FSB=166 etc. etc.
Axel

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