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First post, by egbertjan

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I have an ASUS P2B rev 1.12. I see in the manual for rev 1.10 (I can't find the one for 1.12, unfortunately) that it should be able to handle an FSB of 103MHz and 105MHz via jumpers. If I set the jumpers for 103MHz, I get 133MHz and PCI 44.33MHz. The jumper settings for 105MHz are the same as those for 140MHz and 35MHz PCI. The jumper settings for 110MHz, 112MHz, 115MHz, and 120MHz are correct. Does anyone know how to set the jumpers for 103MHz and 105MHz?

Here's the picture of how it's described in the manual.

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Reply 1 of 4, by smtkr

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Can you test these configurations for the FSB. There appears to be errata on your linked sheet.

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Reply 2 of 4, by shevalier

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https://www.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/do … ICS9248-39.html

Next, check for yourself what exactly Asus copied incorrectly from the datasheet of clock IC.

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Reply 3 of 4, by PARKE

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shevalier wrote on 2025-10-23, 06:54:

Next, check for yourself what exactly Asus copied incorrectly from the datasheet of clock IC.

The 105 setting is ok but the 103 setting is wrong.
This is from another ASUS motherboard manual:

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Reply 4 of 4, by shevalier

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It doesn't matter.
Frequencies are determined solely by the configuration pin values ​​of your specific IC clock (ICS9248-39)
A different motherboard may have a completely different clock IC, even from a different manufacturer, such as Winbond instead of ICS, or even Realtek.
With a completely different table.

If that doesn't help, check what clock chip is installed on your specific board revision and look up its datasheet.
The specified table will be on page 3 at most.
If some combination does not work, although according to the data sheet it should, then it could be anything, starting from the oxidation of the jumper.

Aopen MX3S, PIII-S Tualatin 1133, Radeon 9800Pro@XT BIOS, Audigy 4 SB0610
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Gigabyte Ga-k8n51gmf, Turion64 ML-30@2.2GHz , Radeon X800GTO PL16, Diamond monster sound MX300