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1)Pentium-Pentium MMX-Pentium II .
Overclock Pentium 133=66x2 | to Pentium 166=2.5x66 |
Overclock Pentium 150=2.5x60 | to Pentium 200=3x66 |
Overclock Pentium 166=2.5x66 | to Pentium 208=2.5x83 or 187.5=2.5x75 |
Overclock Pentium 200=3x66 | to Pentium 250=3x83 or 225=3x75 |
Overclock Pentium MMX 166=2.5x66 | to Pentium MMX 208=2.5x83 or187.5=2.5x75 |
Overclock Pentium MMX 200=3x66 | to Pentium MMX 250=3x83 or 225=3x75 |
Overclock Pentium MMX 233=3.5x66 | to Pentium MMX 290=3.5x83 or262.5=3.5x75 |
Overclock Pentium II 233=3.5x66 | to Pentium II 262.5=3.5x75 |
Overclock Pentium II 266=4x66 | to Pentium II 300=4x75 |
Overclock Pentium II 300=4.5x66 | to Pentium II 337.5=4.5x75 |
In new MMX 166,200 and Pentium II 233,266 cpu's you cannot push the multiplier in a higher value than the original. So if you own an old (before octomber'97) cpu (like my friend JIM) you can adjust it up to 4x83=332Mhz for MMX 166. If not you must stay at 2.5x66,75,83.
Of course USE SOME DECENT COOLING please (look at the end of this page for the ultimate heat sink solution).
2)AMD K6.
Overclock AMD K6 166=2.5x66 | to AMD K6 225=3x75 or 200=3x66 |
Overclock AMD K6 200=3x66 | to AMD K6 233=3.5x66 or 225=3x75 |
Overclock AMD K6 233=3.5x66 | to AMD K6 266=4x66 or 262.5=3.5x75 |
Of course USE SOME DECENT COOLING please(look at the end of this page for the ultimate heat sink solution).
3)IBM/Cyrix M1,M1Low voltage,M2
Overclock M1 P150+=2x60=120Mhz | to M1 P166+=2x66=133Mhz |
Overclock M1 P166+=2x66=133Mhz | to M1 P200+=2x75=150Mhz |
Overclock M1 P200+=2x75=150Mhz | to M1 at 3x60=180Mhz |
Overclock M1Lowvolt. P200+=2x75=150Mhz | to M1 at 3x60=180Mhz |
Overclock M2 P166=2x66 or 2.5x60 Mhz | to M2 P200=2.5x66=166Mhz |
Overclock M2 P200=2.5x66=166 Mhz | to M2 P233=2.5x75=187.5Mhz |
Overclock M2 P233=2.5x75=187.5Mhz | to M2 at 208=2.5x83 or at 200=3x66Mhz |
4)For decent cooling i suggest using thermal compound and a global win cpm2560-2-16 (best choice)
cooler or a thermalloy 2334b cooler.