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I have used three of these boards using a 900 Mhz and 1 Gbyte Duron cpu's and am currently using a 1.2 Gbyte Athalon cpu. No problems. I think its good value for your money.

Hello Daniel, The floppy drive light staying on indicates that the data cable is reversed either at the floppy drive or on the M/B. It is easy to mess up on this if the connectors on the cable do not have a raised plug on the outside of the connector to fit in a slot in the guides that they fit...

www.wd.com has information on how to trick the bios into seeing the drive as a much smaller one, then let windows format it. I had this problem with a 100 Gig WD drive and found the info at the WD web site. Hope this helps.

Hello manojacob, I had similar problem with a desktop. It told me to remove all data from the drive because it was subject to imminent failure. Always had to press F1 to get past it on boot up (It was a slave drive). Used the manufacturers diagnostic on it and it indicated it had an unrepairable...

Yes, That is the correct setting. If you were to set your cpu to a speed of 100, then you would need to use a higher multiplier (14x) to attain the correct speed. I burned up a 1.2 Gig cpu by using a 12x multiplier when the cpu was set to 133 Mhz which overclocked it to 1.6 Gig. It lasted less...

Multiply your 133 cpu speed by the 10.5 multiplier and you get 1.3965 as your 1.4 gig cpu. Hope this helps.

I am running a ASUS A7A (266) m/b with a AMD 1.2 (266) cpu. I use 5 Western Digital removaable hard drives ie: 1.2, 1.6, 4.3, 6.4 and 30 GB's. Since upgrading to this system, it only reconizes the 30 GB drive either as an at66/100 or an at33. I have tried the other drives on both the primary and...

I had a similiar setup on an asus a7a m/b. I set it for 133 fsb and the multiplier to 12 and burned out the cpu. Then I realized it was running at 1.6 ghz. I should have used the 9 multiplier to run it at 1.2. (ie: 9 x 133 = 1.9+) Damned expensive mistake on my part. dinkyus

I had a similiar problem with an hp 895. A warranty repair service said it needed a new logic board. (They bought the printer instead of repairing it) Hope this helps.