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Changeing bus and clock speed on my GA-7VTXH+ motherboard

i have a question about changeing bus and clock speed on my GA-7VTXH+ motherboard


im soon to change a CPU on my compter
from a
AMD Duron 1000 Speed (MHz) 1000
Bus frequency (MHz) 100
Clock multiplier 10



to a
AMD Athlon XP 2400+
Speed (MHz) 2400 (rated)
2000 (real)

Bus frequency (MHz) 133
Clock multiplier 15




bus will change from 100 to 133 MHz, and the clock multiplier will all so change from a 10 to a 15

my question is i notice ther a seting default ck_ratio is set on auto and clk_sw is set default on 100,, well i know i have to change the dip switch from 100 to 133, but what does the auto mean, does it mean when i change the cpu, it will auto change, the multiplier

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yes, it should automatically adjust itself when you drop in the cpu.

do a bios update before changing processors though. to make sure you have the best chance of your processor being recognized by the board
here is your board from the website:
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read the manual if you want more specific information, its the best place to look for specific answers to specific things.
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yes- i allreally did a BIOS update a couple week ago

i went from a F4 to a F5

ther have a F6a but it a beta, and it look like gigabyte never going to finish it, and that the last BIOS list for my MOBO, and the way it look all it does is Recognize correctly AthlonXP 2600+ CPU (FSB 266, 0.13u)


since im use , or will use a amd athlonxp 2400, i do not need, or want to even try that one
http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Support/Motherboard/BIOS_Model.aspx?ClassValue=Motherboard&ProductID=1313&ProductName=GA-7VTXH+

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