Chaintech 7NJS nForce2 Mainboard Gallery (3)

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Chaintech 7NJS nForce2 Mainboard Gallery (3)
Overclocker 3 Nov 2002

BIOS screen shots

The boot up screen showing 200Mhz FSB with a Tbred 2400+ (unlocked for lower multipliers) with a 7.5x multiplier being used.

The DIMM voltage is adjustable up to 3.2v

AGP voltage up to 2.0v

CPU voltage is adjustable up to 2.150v

Async memory settings are available. In our tests for 200Mhz FSB, we set to SYNC since we know that on AMD platforms async doesn't perform that well. FSB ranges from 100 ~ 200 (1mhz steppings). In our test, we set the Corsair XMS3200 RAM to run at CAS 2.5, 3-3-6, CAS 2,2-2-5 is not stable when we run at 200Mhz FSB.

AGP frequency can be adjusted up to 100Mhz. In our tests, we fix it to 66Mhz.

In this current BIOS, no multiplier control is available. I was told that the newer BIOS which will be available shortly will allow users to adjust the multiplier.

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