Clock generator is the tiny circuitry that controls the frequencies of the various interfaces, say pci, cpu, memory or video.
The zip file on the link allows the export of these configurations. To fix my system tables, I would need someone to download and unzip it, open the .exe file, click on the creator tab, choose export and post it. Then I would simply download the file, import and set.
This is what I found online, but I do not know if it is correct or recommend anyone doing anything like that before exporting and securing the exported file online.
>>> To fix my system tables, I would need someone to download and unzip it, open the .exe file, click on the creator tab, choose export and post it. Then I would simply download the file, import and set.>>>
I'm a bit confused here. What problems did you have when downloading, unzipping and running the executable?
PLL is the clock generator file extention, as in .pll.
I had nother d260, but it was stolen. So I have no access to this specific model to have a confirmation about the clockgen version and/or export the correct file.
The SetFsb does not have such .pll on its source code.
It can. The clock generator is a small chip on the motherboard. I believe that would be the case for the CPU side of the bus , but the processor can be hardmodded by cutting pin 14. Setting wrong values for its clock frequencies causes an exception that shows as red values at the table. I think it means the resonator is not working at the same frequencies with the cpu and slowing it down flooding the cache while the system waits for the next cycle.
Heh-heh. Sorta reminds me of how some folks really enjoy doing TX and other mods on 2-ways. So, I stand corrected. It's not 'supposed to be' software controlled. 8^) Have fun with it!
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