In a message dated 10/22/01 5:11:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

<<
How do you do that? I have an IBM copper chip from OWC now running at 466mhz 
in my Beige G3 (was 500mhz; backed off a bit). I have a profiler, and leave 
the setting for the cache to run a 2:1. Are there tweaks for this?

FWIW, my processor tends to run a bit hotter than yours, but nothing serious.
>>

Processor "core temperature" is almost directly proportional to CPU clock 
speed.

My Beige G3 chip is a 750 ver. 2.2 (aluminum) running at the ex-factory 300 
MHz.

My others are copper and run in 7600s and 8600s at 400 MHz. All from 
NewerTech (now out of business).

I got the PowerLogix control panel from a G3-oriented download site.

The author/copyright owner is: PowerLogix R&D, Inc.

The "core temperature" feature is useful to see if, with all the additional 
drives and cards, the CPU is still running within acceptable limits. Also 
useful for doing the same when "clock chipping".

But I've not had an occasion to "clock chip" my G3s.


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