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(Solved: post #4) Yet another ebay transaction goes wrong. I bought a fairly expensive Intel DX4-100 SK096 model, and I double-checked with the seller that the code was correct: SK096. That's the write back cache model. The ebay seller confirms this - "yes that's the one you'll receive". So, I open the package this morning, and I get the common non writeback cache SK051 version. Rather than toss it in the recycle bin, I see if it works. The weird thing is, it won't run at its default speed. If I run chkcpu.exe, it says:
Internal CPU speed: 67.2 MHz
Clock Multiplier: 3.0
Bus clock speed: 22.4 MHz
What's up with the low bus clock speed? The bus jumpers are set to 33 MHz. Unless my overclocking experiments have fried the bus clock jumper speed circuitry on this mobo? I've double-checked this 486 Biostar MB-8433UUD-A mobo's jumper settings on this webpage, and I'm sure I've got them right. Any ideas please people? Thanks a lot for any advice.
