My powerlogix is actually rated as a 225. I have consistently run it from 240-252 Mhz for the last 4 years, depending on which MB/computer I had it in. GTO >Aaron asked: > >>Can the processor speed on these cards be changed? Can the CPU:bus speed >>ratio be changed? For example: >> >>Could the 225MHz CPU from the PTP run with a bus speed of 56.25MHz, i.e., >>a 4:1 ratio? >> >>Could the PCP180 CPU run at, say 160 MHz (3 x 53.33 MHz bus speed)? > >Not on the stock PowerComputing cards. > >PowerLogix made a 250 mHz 604e PCU based on the Apple 233 that had a remote >mechanical control for adjusting the bus speed and bus ratio. >NewerTech also made one with dip stitches.. > >They're kinda fun to play around with, but the speed boost above the stock >250 was negligible. > >Cheers...Michael >
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