Anthropy said:
I did. Here are the results but I suspect the clock speeds shown are
an indication of the current settings not the potential of the CPU
generally.
AMD Athlon XP Thoroughbred.
Voltage - 1.632
Family - 6
Model - 8
Stepping - 1
Ext Family - 7
Ext Model - 8
Revision - B0
Clocks.
Core Speed - 1662.8 MHz
Multiplier - x 12.5
FSB - 133.0 MHz
Bus Speed - 266 MHz
Cache
L1 data - 64 KBytes
L2 code - 64 KBytes
L2 - 256 KBytes
If any clever person can tell what my CPU is from these figures
What is not clear to you from the above ?
or why
my PC crashes whenever I increase the FSB from 133 Mhz to 166 Mhz I
would be very grateful.
Its probably simply because it is too much of an overclock when
you jump up the FSB by that much without also stepping down the
multiplier.
If you want a 166 MHz FSB, try an initial multiplier of 10, then
increase it by half steps until you encounter instabilities -
then go back to the last stable multiplier.
There is also an excellent chance that better cooling will be
needed if you want to overclock.