>
>Thoes spped setting resistors or only on systems that were desinged
>to take faster chips or different chip speeds on the same
>motherboard. There are no speed selector resistors or jumpers on the
>Duo2300.
Damn, I was afraid of that. Still, if you could get a L2 cached
603ev, that would be a neat boost.
>The only thing you can do is increase the overall systems speed. The
>Duo Bus runs at 33.3mHz, the CPU runs at 3 times that. The 3 times
>bus muliplier is locked, so no chaging that. To speed up the Duo,
>you have to swap out the main occilator crystal with a faster one.
>
>Chips on the logic board are also rated to run at certan mHz, in the
>case of a Duo, 33mHz. Pushing these chips to go faster will cause
>them to draw more power, create more heat and 'flake out' and
>eventualy FAIL at theese higher speeds.
I heard of that , too , but it appeared that you could get to 110, tops.
>I thought about overclocking my Duo, but too many risks to a machine
>I love an use everyday.
I wonder what part controlls the bus-to-CPU ratio ?
Mad Dog
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