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To: Joe NYC who wrote (30585)	12/14/1998 10:24:00 AM
From: Scott Sterling	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 33344

>The motherboard's maximum multiplier is 3x, so I can't try 75 x 3.5 > = 262 MHz. I will have to see what happens in the future. if there are two jumpers to set the multiplier, I believe one of the four combinations is bound to be 3.5x. Doesn't the M2 remap the 1.5 to 3.5x like AMD did? I have an old Abit TX chipset board with stable 83Mhz and the CPU setup (in bios) claims to support 3.5x. I hope to be able to run a PR 350 or 366 on it. Your M/B has a switching regulator, right? I know with the linear regulators a 6x86-200 makes those things burning hot, I wouldn't want you to start a fire. --Scott