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vcore error

daewoo 2800

daewoo 2800

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hey guys,
i guess i'm in the right forum? AMD-K6-2\450mhz MB-ASUS P5A-B
as said i have a vcore error, i assume its a jumper setting?

vcore.jpg


but i'm not sure if its too low or high?
setting it to "IGNORE" still gives the OS a bad time and no boot except to SAFE MODE.

i used these settings
vid0-3.jpg
but i'm reading this as pins from left to right,,
however this picture says its right to left???(chinese numbering perhaps)?
vid0-3A.jpg
Thought i'd get some input before changing anything -- i don't want to get any of that magic blue smoke
from this board

thanks for your input
 
thanks for the explanation. and fast too. i love this place its my favorite bar!
i thought the picture was just for location and not orientation.
and BTW your pictures are just for illistration and not settings for my
particular applaction , right? my cpu is the K6-2 450mhz

i also have a rear panel usb and ps2 with ir board but it hasn't worked
i did notice a cmos setting about enabeling usb , i guess that would be
the one to change?
thanks
 
Right--I should probably pull out my old motherboard and see what the jumpers are for my K6--it's been too long since I've actually had the thing in a system.
 
Those jumper settings should be used as a chart on how to set a specific core voltage, not what specific core voltage to use for a blanket range of CPUs.

K6/2s ran at several different core voltages, depending on speed and stepping. They could range from 2.0-2.2v. The K6/3 generally required a higher voltage 2.3-2.4v.

The core voltage is printed on the lid of every K6/2, you need to use that, not what the chart tells you to use. I have two different revisions of the K6/2 450 and they both have different core voltage specifications.
 
So after checking it said "2.4v core"
i also have one that is 2.2v
 
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