Chaintech CT-6OJV review

So, if you set the jumper so that to choose 66MHz, BIOS Setup will let you set one of the following 5 values: 66, 68, 75, 78 and 80MHz. If the jumpers are arranged for the value of 100MHz FSB, then your choice rises to 6 values you can choose from: 100, 105, 110, 113, 117 and 121MHz. And if you set 133MHz FSB with the jumpers and set the memory frequency to 133MHz as well, then BIOS will offer you another 4 values: 133, 138, 140 and 150MHz. But the richest choice you'll get only if you set the FSB to 100MHz with the jumpers and the memory to 133MHz, then you can set the FSB equal to 133, 140, 144, 147, 150, 157, 160 and 165MHz.

As for practical overclocking, we took a 100MHz Intel Pentium III 600E with new core stepping cB0, which we managed to overclock to 163MHz FSB frequency on ASUS CUSL2 mainboard. However, on Chaintech CT-6OJV it worked at the maximum of 160MHz FSB, which makes 960MHz working frequency. This result appeared lower than on ASUS CUSL2 because of the poorer range of the available FSB frequencies. In this respect, ASUS CUSL 2, which allows setting the frequencies with the step of 1MHz looks nicer, really.