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Old 11th Jun 2008, 10:45 AM   #21 (permalink)
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Where can we find the CPU Multiplier? in the Processor or in the chipset?
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Where can we find the CPU Multiplier? in the Processor or in the chipset?
Its located in the BIOS Marty if your BIOS shows it

The program CPU-Z will also show it ...
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But Phoenix Refuses to show it but the system info shows it and also i used CPU-Z and Everest Home. But to configure the multiplier, I'm going to use the Phoenix BIOS Editor, but i dont know where can i found it.
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