Please post any working jumper settings for overclocking
Jumper Settings for Overclocking? (modified 0 times)
Corporal Clegg
I've heard a number of people talking about how they've configured the jumpers to overclock their WebSurfer. Could someone please post a table of which jumpers have to be set to which settings into order to reach the various frequencies?
What I'm looking for would be the actual names of the board's jumpers, and what they have to be set for for each mhz setting.
Thank you.
04-28-2000 12:14:07
RE:Jumper Settings for Overclocking? (modified 0 times)
Chagrin
The jumper settings, and speed multipliers, are written write on the board. Open it up and take a look.
04-28-2000 13:45:34
RE:Jumper Settings for Overclocking? (modified 0 times)
thewyz
Chagrin
There appear to be three jumpers marked JPA1, JPB1 and JPC1 close to the processor. Are these the ones we're taking about? If so, then how should these be set to overclock to 233?
04-30-2000 16:32:57
RE:Jumper Settings for Overclocking? (modified 0 times)
Bishop
Jumper settings can be found in other posts or go here http://www.geocities.com/d1v3rs1ty/
and download the manual, it lists all the jumper settings and connectors and things
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