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IIRC ABit is the pioneer to overclocking in BIOS, rather than adjust hardware jump manually.
by ytch 5y ago
IIRC ABit is the pioneer to overclocking in BIOS, rather than adjust hardware jump manually.
- bayindirh 5y agoI've used AN7-Ultra and AN8-Ultra boards. They had a dedicated monitoring chip (uGuru), and special BIOS settings for overclocking. Also they're made with utmost quality. I overclocked a Thoroughbred Athlon XP 1433MHz to 2200MHz (200 x 11) without any stability problems. Moreover, since AMD didn't have any (200 x 11) processors out of the line, it was faster than the "king of the hill" 3200+ of that time. That PC still lives on today, with no problems whatsoever.