 Coriolis3Premium
join:2001-03-09
Fredericton, NB | reply to Bahamut X
Re: CpuFsb software -- your opinions please I took this from the CPUFSB manual. You should be able to see the symbol for the manufacturer. Also on the chip will be a set of numbers. Some start with letters W, Y, CY, and often end in letters A, B, H, etc. Have another look to see if you see one of the manufactures above.
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 Bahamut XPremium
join:2000-12-09
Fort Worth, TX | Well I believe then that it is ICS, but with a bit more updated logo...
I see ICS in a box and the following out to the side of it:
9250BF-16
0014
CA020032
could this be it?
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Coriolis3Premium
join:2001-03-09
Fredericton, NB | That sounds like it! According to CPUFSB, ICS has a series of PLLs 9250-16A through D. It's very possible the data base I was consulting was not up to date, as I didn't see a 9250BF-16 -- but looks like you're ok with the info you have. Hope this helps.
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Bahamut XPremium
join:2000-12-09
Fort Worth, TX | Alrighty... hope I can climb my clock speed up just a bit
Post back in a sec. with prelim. results
Last note.. using the entry with the 133 FSB speeds... That is what I have a PIII 600 EB (133 bus:) )
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 Iron ChefPremium
join:2001-05-28
Alpharetta, GA | reply to Bahamut X
said by Bahamut X:
Well I believe then that it is ICS, but with a bit more updated logo...
I see ICS in a box and the following out to the side of it:
9250BF-16
0014
CA020032
could this be it?
I have this same one, is it available in cpufsb?
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Coriolis3Premium
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Fredericton, NB | I couldn't find it in the version I have. The closest I could get to it was ICS 9250-16A through D.
But when Bahamut X tried it he just crashed. Not sure which one he used, I'm guessing the 9250-16B.
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