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VD133 Pro Series
Chapter 5 BIOS Setup
1. Leave JP3A pin 2-3 ON & JP3B pin 2-3 ON, allows user to select the
following FSB.
66/75/83Mhz .
2. Leave JP3A pin 2-3 ON & JP3B pin 1-2 ON, allows user to select the following FSB.
100/103/105/110/112/115/120/124 MHz.
3. Leave JP3A pin 1-2 ON & JP3B pin 1-2 ON, allows user to select the following FSB.
133/140/150/166MHz
For example:
If you purchased a 800 MHz (133Mhz FSB) Intel® Pentium III CPU, leaves JP3A pin 1-2 ON &
JP3B 1-2 ON. Enter IWILL Smart Setting™, setup your CPU frequency by selecting 133 MHz
(system bus frequency) x 6 (multiplier), which equals 800MHz (your CPU frequency), saves it
in before leaving the BIOS setting to complete the CPU frequency setting.
If you purchased a 800 MHz (100Mhz FSB) Intel® Pentium III CPU, leave JP3A pin 2-3 ON &
JP3B pin 1-2 ON. Enter IWILL Smart Setting™, setup your CPU frequency by selecting 100
MHz (system bus frequency) x 8 (multiplier), which equals 800MHz (your CPU frequency),
saves it in before leaving the BIOS setting to complete the CPU frequency setting.
If you purchase a 533 MHz (66Mhz FSB) Intel® Celeron CPU, leave JP3A pin 2-3 ON & JP3B
pin 1-2 ON. Enter IWILL Smart Setting™, setup your CPU frequency by selecting 66MHz
(system bus frequency) x 8 (multiplier), which equals 533
MHz (your CPU frequency), saves it in before leaving the BIOS setting to complete the CPU
frequency setting.
However, the fact is, most of the CPU in the market now comes with multiplier locked. No effect
will be taken even the multiplier setting is altered in the IWILL Smart Setting. Furthermore, a
higher system bus frequency (FSB) has a much better performance than a slower system bus
frequency.
Note: BIOS will auto-detect and display your CPU Ratio (Multiplier).