Back in 2012 I was playing around with overclocking my MSI Pro266TD Master-LR motherboard with two Pentium 3-S Tualatin 1.4GHz (SL6BY). It is running a custom BIOS which enables large hard drive support, obtained from a computer forum years ago. Although the BIOS allows FSB adjustments up to 166MHz (stock 133MHz), there is no voltage adjustment options.
Back in those days I was unaware I could bump up the CPU V-Core with a thin piece of copper wire wrapped around a couple of the VID pins. Instead, I could only get the computer to boot at the maximum 166MHz FSB setting about 10% of the time – otherwise it wouldn’t post at all.
wPrime Pentium 3-S Tualatin 1.74GHz dual CPUs.
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