In a message dated 98-03-28 09:24:11 EST, you write:
<< > <1) Does this really work? I thought you couldn't over clock a true
AT?
< (This particular motherboard is a "256/512
K System Board" with
< piggy-backed RAM chips. It has lots of "ECOs" on the pin side of
< the board. I don't know if my other one does, too. Note: ECO =
< Engineering Change Order.) >>
its my understanding that the original AT bios dated ~1984 would work ok if
the machine was overclocked. later versions of the AT bios were fixed so
overclocking will give you a post failure for your efforts. of course, my type
1 AT had an aftermarket bios so i didnt have that problem, and i could also
specify custom drive types.
david