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koozman

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Jul 10, 2005
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Hi,

I got a question. I had a bad motherboard in my Powermac G4 MDD Dual 1.42Ghz. When I replaced the board with another I got my 1.42 now shows up as dual 1.13Ghz and the 167Mhz speed dropped to 133Mhz. Would the processor speed drop down like that if this board is a 133 instead of the 167?? I was told it was 167Mhz with the firewire 800 port, which it has. Is there a way to tell what speed the board is??

Thanks,
Koozman
 
As a rough guide you coud try running Xbench and then comairing your results to mine as I have the dual 1.42. This is not very scientific but is a good illustration of if is far off mine...
 
koozman said:
Hi,

I got a question. I had a bad motherboard in my Powermac G4 MDD Dual 1.42Ghz. When I replaced the board with another I got my 1.42 now shows up as dual 1.13Ghz and the 167Mhz speed dropped to 133Mhz. Would the processor speed drop down like that if this board is a 133 instead of the 167?? I was told it was 167Mhz with the firewire 800 port, which it has. Is there a way to tell what speed the board is??

Thanks,
Koozman
The bus speed is selected is selected by the placement of certain resistors on the motherboard. Google for overclocking MDD or similar.
 
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