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To: Steve Porter who wrote (28755)	8/7/1998 5:47:00 PM
From: Kyle	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 33344

Anyone: I would like to buy an MII-300 but i don't know if my motherboard would support it? It is just a cheap M537 mobo from PcChips, but it does have a 75x3 setting. Does the bios have to support the actual chip speed or is support for the chip enough? I do have the latest bios, but then again it is dated august of LAST year. If processors require bios support for the required speed then how does one overclock an unsupported Pentium mmx to 250 mhz if it isn't in the bios? Thanks to anyone who can help! Kyle