1008 BIOS update for p4p800-vm reports wrong cpu clock speed...

[KILOWATT]

I have an Intel celeron 1700MHz...and in the system information in the BIOS
settings, the cpu frequency is reported as 800MHz. With version 1007 this
info was correct. Any idea?

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Alain(alias:Kilowatt)
Montréal Québec
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[ElJerid]

I have an Intel celeron 1700MHz...and in the system information in the BIOS
settings, the cpu frequency is reported as 800MHz. With version 1007 this
info was correct. Any idea?

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You probably flashed your bios and restarted your PC without going directly
to your bios. . In this case, the safest default settings will be set
automatically.
Go to your bios and verify or adjust again all your settings.

 

[KILOWATT]

Thanks for the reply. No ElJerid, after flashing the BIOS i do restart the
machine and at POST the BIOS sates:
-CMOS settings wrong
-Date/time not set
-Press F1 to run setup
-Press F2 to load default values and continue.

Then i do enter the BIOS settings and i set my time and the other
settings,but for the CPU settings i dont see what can be adjusted to correct
that situation. Here's the settings i have for the CPU configurations:
-VID CMOS setting: 62
(i've readed that this is for adjusting the CPU core voltage)
-Max CPUID value limit: disabled.
(They state that this is used to boot legacy OS's)
I have other information fields that can't be changed:
-ratio status: locked
-ratio actual value: 17
Can't go back to BIOS revision 1007 so i'm stuck with 1008.

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Alain(alias:Kilowatt)
Montréal Québec
PS: 1000 excuses for errors or omissions,
i'm a "pure" french canadian!
Come to visit me at: http://kilowatt.camarades.com
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"no spam" from the adress.)

 

[pishta]

Make sure FSB is set to 133, itll default to 100 and that will caus
the clock speed to read slow