Multiplier

hellfish · 04-17-2006, 05:25 AM

Hi i'm new here and searched for some help. I've got an asus k8n-e(simple not deluxe) and an sempron 3000+ proc. My question is how can i rise the multiplier, hes maximul value is "9X" i want a biger multiplier and a lower FSB=> more stability. Can anyone help me pls!!

Thnks

Eldonko · 04-17-2006, 10:35 AM

Hi hellfish.

9x is the max multi that chip has, if you need a higher multi you will have to purchase a chip with a higher multi.

leeghoofd · 05-07-2006, 05:31 AM

you can't use a higher multiplier (only FX and Intel EE have unlocked multipliers ), only thing you can do is to up the FSB , lower the multiplier and use a ram divider to get a higher OC if that's what you are trying to ask.

SpeedDMN · 05-07-2006, 11:57 AM

With some chips it is possible to "hotwire" it by connecting 2 of the pins on the processor itself to unlock the multiplier. I did that with my AMD+3000XP and it actually worked. Tricky though. Only 9X? seems awful low. Here I found this on the sempron. this if for a +2300 but will probably work on yours. BE CAREFUL and do some research first. You need a VIA chipset which I think your board has.
http://forums.amd.com/index.php?showtopic=40753&hl=

leeghoofd · 05-07-2006, 12:29 PM

mm I think getting the heatspreader off will be a no go for most members. Thing is I don't get it with the more stable part of his question.
Why would it be more stable when he uses eg an 18 multiplier with 100mhz fsb

SpeedDMN · 05-07-2006, 12:42 PM

18X with 100mhz FSB? Wouldn't that equal to about the same? Should be at it's most stable right around stock. I don't know I am more into the lower multi and higher FSB of course, if I bother to OC at all. Your right though probably a bit advanced and it would be easy to damage the chip modding it like that. So your advice was probably more sound. Just pointing out that it is possible.

leeghoofd · 05-08-2006, 08:11 AM

Well I wanted to point out to hellfish why should it be more stable with a higher FSB and a higher multiplier ? ( and in my example of 18 x100 ) I just don't get his statement or question, it fascinates me in a sort of way ...

04-17-2006, 05:25 AM	#1
hellfish Registered User Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 1	Multiplier Hi i'm new here and searched for some help. I've got an asus k8n-e(simple not deluxe) and an sempron 3000+ proc. My question is how can i rise the multiplier, hes maximul value is "9X" i want a biger multiplier and a lower FSB=> more stability. Can anyone help me pls!! Thnks
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04-17-2006, 10:35 AM	#2
Eldonko Revolutionary Mule Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Calgary, AB Posts: 2,987	Hi hellfish. 9x is the max multi that chip has, if you need a higher multi you will have to purchase a chip with a higher multi. __________________ PM me for Mushkin questions or support.
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05-07-2006, 05:31 AM	#3
leeghoofd Registered User Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 628	you can't use a higher multiplier (only FX and Intel EE have unlocked multipliers ), only thing you can do is to up the FSB , lower the multiplier and use a ram divider to get a higher OC if that's what you are trying to ask. __________________ AMD64 X2 4400@2600 - ABIT Fatal1ty AN8 SLI 16 Bios- 2 x 1024 Gskill ram 3-3-3-8 - XFX 7900GTX 512mb 91.47 - Plextor 52x Cd writer - Plextor 7140 DVD Writer - Enermax Libery 500 - Rage3d Folding team Intel E6600@3600 1.47 - Asus Striker (0402 bios) - 2 gig OCZ 4-4-4-10 1T 2.1 volts - EVGA 8800GTX 1 Gig 97.92 - Plextor 7140 DVD Writer - Enermax Liberty 620 - Rage3d Folding team
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05-07-2006, 11:57 AM	#4
SpeedDMN Silicon Avatar Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Hyde Park, NY Posts: 2,927	With some chips it is possible to "hotwire" it by connecting 2 of the pins on the processor itself to unlock the multiplier. I did that with my AMD+3000XP and it actually worked. Tricky though. Only 9X? seems awful low. Here I found this on the sempron. this if for a +2300 but will probably work on yours. BE CAREFUL and do some research first. You need a VIA chipset which I think your board has. http://forums.amd.com/index.php?showtopic=40753&hl= __________________
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05-07-2006, 12:29 PM	#5
leeghoofd Registered User Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 628	mm I think getting the heatspreader off will be a no go for most members. Thing is I don't get it with the more stable part of his question. Why would it be more stable when he uses eg an 18 multiplier with 100mhz fsb __________________ AMD64 X2 4400@2600 - ABIT Fatal1ty AN8 SLI 16 Bios- 2 x 1024 Gskill ram 3-3-3-8 - XFX 7900GTX 512mb 91.47 - Plextor 52x Cd writer - Plextor 7140 DVD Writer - Enermax Libery 500 - Rage3d Folding team Intel E6600@3600 1.47 - Asus Striker (0402 bios) - 2 gig OCZ 4-4-4-10 1T 2.1 volts - EVGA 8800GTX 1 Gig 97.92 - Plextor 7140 DVD Writer - Enermax Liberty 620 - Rage3d Folding team
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05-07-2006, 12:42 PM	#6
SpeedDMN Silicon Avatar Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Hyde Park, NY Posts: 2,927	18X with 100mhz FSB? Wouldn't that equal to about the same? Should be at it's most stable right around stock. I don't know I am more into the lower multi and higher FSB of course, if I bother to OC at all. Your right though probably a bit advanced and it would be easy to damage the chip modding it like that. So your advice was probably more sound. Just pointing out that it is possible. __________________
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05-08-2006, 08:11 AM	#7
leeghoofd Registered User Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 628	Well I wanted to point out to hellfish why should it be more stable with a higher FSB and a higher multiplier ? ( and in my example of 18 x100 ) I just don't get his statement or question, it fascinates me in a sort of way ... __________________ AMD64 X2 4400@2600 - ABIT Fatal1ty AN8 SLI 16 Bios- 2 x 1024 Gskill ram 3-3-3-8 - XFX 7900GTX 512mb 91.47 - Plextor 52x Cd writer - Plextor 7140 DVD Writer - Enermax Libery 500 - Rage3d Folding team Intel E6600@3600 1.47 - Asus Striker (0402 bios) - 2 gig OCZ 4-4-4-10 1T 2.1 volts - EVGA 8800GTX 1 Gig 97.92 - Plextor 7140 DVD Writer - Enermax Liberty 620 - Rage3d Folding team
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