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To: steve harris who wrote (99391)	3/22/2000 3:47:00 AM
From: Petz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1580037

Athlon divisors: 500-700 2, 750-850 2.5, 900-1000 3 I think JC's reported today or yesterday that the 900 divisor is actually 3, not 2.5 as had been previously assumed. Try jc-news.com BTW, my Athlon 750 booted up Windows 98 and seemed to be running fine on the Epox 7KXA MB running at 115 MHz*2 FSB = 863 MHz with no change in voltage. I had an old IDE drive with Win98 while waiting for new drive to load Win2K on. I purposely got the 750 because I thought its cache would have more headroom for overclocking because of the higher divisor. Eventually I'll try the 133/100 jumper which would give a GIG. Petz