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When I boot my computer I get the following error message, "CPU Clock for ratio program failed previously. Please set up CPU host clock again" I figure that the problem lies with the BIOS but I can't think of an easy fix. Can anybody help?
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by thechas
Check the manual for your system / motherboard.
If this is a name brand system, you may need to contact their tech support for an answer.
I now ALWAYS manually set the CPU speed in BIOS settings for all systems that I setup.
I have seen too many problems with the BIOS frequency detection programs.
To set the CPU speed manually, you need to know the following:
Memory type and speed;
CPU type, Front Side Buss speed, and Actual clock rate.
As an example,
PC133 SDRAM
AMD Athlon 1200 with a 200 MHz FSB
Motherboard settings:
FSB = 100MHz
Clock multiplier = 12
RAM speed = FSB + PCI or 133MHz
Chas
by lee.paxton
If you can list either the specification of your system here, or the name and model if it is a brand computer, i'll find a fix for you.
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