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  1. 15-01-2004, 06:55 PM #1
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    SN45G - Overclocking the FSB without upping the PCI bus.

    Does anyone have any info as to what PCI/AGP speeds result from the differnt FSB's on the shuttle?

    Reason is, Obviously at 166 or 200fsb you get the standard 33mhz pci 66mhz AGP speed, what about in between? I am looking for an FSB in between 166 and 200 that keeps the rest of the system at standard speed.

    Any ideas? I cant find any info on it.

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    the PCI/AGP bus is locked on the nForce2 platform afaik. I have an SN45G and have never had any problems overclocking
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    Really?

    Thats excellent

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