"Glenn Kelly" <NO EMAIL
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Glenn -
There are two main "places" where the speed of your processor could be set.
.. Via "jumpers" (which are little plastic bits that complete circuits on
your motherboard). There are two sets of jumpers that may be involved if
your processor speed is set via jumpers: (1) processor front side bus and
(2) multiplier. If your motherboard uses this method, you may have
inadvertently removed one or more of these jumpers when you changed your CPU
fan.
.. Via settings in your motherboard's BIOS. If your motherboard uses this
method, you may have inadvertently cleared your BIOS, resetting it to
failsafe defaults.
Since we are not mind-readers, there is no way anyone in this group can
currently instruct you as to which method is employed on your computer and
how to correct the problem. You haven't even told us who makes your
computer, who makes your motherboard and what your motherboard model is.
Your motherboard manual is the ONLY source of this information.
I can tell you that for a 1.1 GHz Duron, your Front Side Bus should be 100
MHz (doubled to 200 MHz for Double Data Rate) and your Multiplier should be
5.5 (200 times 5.5 is 1100 MHz ... or 1.1 GHz).
If the motherboard was installed by the computer manufacturer, you will need
to contact them for information regarding how to set the processor speed.
Jef