MacJunky
Well-known member
I put a 400MHz GBE CPU into my DA, at first I changed the multiplier setting under the presumption that I needed to, but performance was really low so I bumped it up a couple times back to what it was originally and then it was fine. The mobo seemed to revert to 100MHz when it was installed so changing the resistors was underclocking it.
I will see if I can find screenies.
What ASP tells you is generally a lie when it comes to dinking around with CPUs.
*Edit
Actually, it looks like I was using my 450 Sawtooth CPU that I ran at 500, not the 400 GBE CPU around here.
Anyway:
Now, a little info, the lower speed benches are marked, as an example, DA600.450. This means DA is the system, ASP reports 600MHz and Gauge Pro reports 450MHz. I added the beige G3 result that macbench came with for comparison.
I suppose it is possible that the QS2002 can not take Sawtooth CPUs, but the DA and QS boards are so similar I would be surprised if that changed. I never tried it when I had a QS2002.
I will see if I can find screenies.
What ASP tells you is generally a lie when it comes to dinking around with CPUs.
*Edit
Actually, it looks like I was using my 450 Sawtooth CPU that I ran at 500, not the 400 GBE CPU around here.
Anyway:
Now, a little info, the lower speed benches are marked, as an example, DA600.450. This means DA is the system, ASP reports 600MHz and Gauge Pro reports 450MHz. I added the beige G3 result that macbench came with for comparison.
I suppose it is possible that the QS2002 can not take Sawtooth CPUs, but the DA and QS boards are so similar I would be surprised if that changed. I never tried it when I had a QS2002.