The board is capable of running both 33 and 400 with the 400 being
the upper limit.
The AMD chips in the XP series (I think that is what they were
called) came in both 166 and 200 speeds.
I had a board that topped out at 333 (166x2) so I could not run the
faster 200 chips.
His board will run the faster buss speeds chips so therefore he can
put in a faster chip and run the 400 memory.
Stewart
At 11:35 AM 3/5/2008, you wrote:
>(I noted Crucial sold both 333 and 400 memory for that
>Board. Depending on the processor this will either be no effect or
>slow it down.)
Ah! 333 makes more sense for answering the third question.
>(3) The motherboard on bootup displays first a BIOS-like menu, followed
>by a graphic display with a female voice saying that something like all
>systems are checked and found to be working. The graphic splash display
>includes a mention that the motherboard works at 400 MHz. This
>contradicts the information from BelArc Advisor that the bus is 166
>MHz. Is there something set wrong in the BIOS?
BelArc reports the bus is 166. With DDR (Double Data Rate) memory that
makes 166 x 2 = 332 a.k.a 333. But I still don't know where the 400 comes
from.
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