Athlon and Chaintech

Can anyone help me with this, Im running an athlon thunderbird 1ghz on a chaintech k7jd mobo The problem is that the mobo wont recognise the processor above 750 mhz. ive tried everything and the only thing i can do is change the default setting of the frequency setting to 132mhz (the highest) and it runs at 983mhz ...

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Can anyone help me with this,
Im running an athlon thunderbird 1ghz on a chaintech k7jd mobo
The problem is that the mobo wont recognise the processor above 750 mhz. ive tried everything and the only thing i can do is change the default setting of the frequency setting to 132mhz (the highest) and it runs at 983mhz or something
I tried up[censored] the bios but that wont work
Also, i cant change the multiplier on the mobo
What could be the problem
Thanks in advance!
Red

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you have a 266mhz FSB DDR cpu/mobo which means it was meant to run at 133MHz FSB speed and that the multiplier is locked at 7.5 which explains the 750MHz @100, 7.5 @ 133 would be 997MHz, there should be an FSB jumper on your mobo, just set it at the 133MHz~1?? one and you should be set

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yeah, tried that, but any settings you change on the dip switches, it doesnt make any difference to the actual speed

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dip switches? that only changes the multiplier clock of your cpu, what you are looking for is the jumper for your fsb settings, check your manual, should be 3 tiny pins with one plastic thingy shortning 2 of the pins. you'll have to pull it out with some tweezers or needle nose pliers and short the other two (or whatever the manual says). I would post a pic but they don't seem to have the manual for your board on any of chaintechs websites.
 
lol, just rechecked chaintechs website and it just got hacked, wow.