Stock vcore voltage for A8-3850 says 1.2750v in BIOS Current vcore hovers around 1.350 Could not find option to adjust vcore in BIOS, only saw option for NB and SB voltage adjustments. After adjusting voltage, nothing changed. The only thing that effected the temp at all was lowering the multiplier from 29 to 24 with a Base Clock of 100mHz. Research and google-ing returned nothing. Any suggestions?
You need to go to cmos to do that
SOURCE: MSI MS-6534
see this official cpu support for your board, you can go upto a 2.8ghz northwood P4 cpu http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=prodcpusupport&prod_no=299&maincat_no=1#menu
SOURCE: overclocking Pentium 3 667 MHz on MSI MS-6198 Motherboard
some pentiums are locked at the set speed but there are no jumpers you have to alter the settings are in the bios eg the timing and there may be step ups to increase the processor speed, but remember you get far faster response times by fitting more memory as overclocking can cause overheating and crashes.
SOURCE: I don't know what version is my MS-6547.
Roberto,
Well I can say its a socket 478 P4 and you can probably only upgrade to about a 2.4Ghz P4 , probably not much of an upgrade, better to build or buy a new PC for around $500-$600
Eric
I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/eric_ab7c09ec01841771
SOURCE: Motherboard ID 07/28/2004-KM266-8237-6A6LYM4BC-00 **Above mentioned is the
Maximum of 1 GB per slot.
Yes, you can buy DDR400, it will be underclocked by the motherboard to DDR266. If you want some extra performance you can go in the BIOS and lower the timings one unit.
Yes, they will work, but not very fast. They should be used only as a last option.
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