Posted on Tuesday, November 30 2004 @ 18:10:27 CET by LSDsmurf
The main reason why this article appeared is simple: our lab got hold
of a motherboard based on Intel 925XE, which allows manual FSB
frequency control and CPU and memory voltage rise. That's why we
managed to have Pentium 4 560 (Socket 775, Prescott core,
Hyper-Threading support, standard FSB frequency – 800 MHz) operating
stably at the FSB frequency of 1066 MHz retaining standard frequencies
for the other devices. Thus, we obtained "almost original" Pentium 4
3.74 GHz, operating at 1066 MHz FSB.
