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Thread: good o/c skt 754 mobo required!

  1. 23-08-2005, 07:30 PM #17
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    epox boards are normally very gd for overclocking but ive not tired a 754 one
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    Quote Originally Posted by rich_225
    if the agp not locked what does it go up with?
    system ref. clock

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