who can make a clock generator???

[i found nemo]

or who can i e-mail, i hit cpuz up it's for a w238h (cypress i think)

data sheet :

http://www.digchip.com/datasheets/parts/datasheet/115/W238H.php

the entire chip reads like so:

top: w238h
below: 82541016kd

i just need the 66/100/133 options avalible, or higher if it's supported (such as 150 or more)

[i found nemo]

pleese???

[i found nemo]

ok here's pdf file that you'll need

[cirthix]

your sig... there's so many smileys i'm confused lol

[i found nemo]

lol

[craig588]

That clock gen doesn't support anything other than 66, 100 and 133MHz FSBs.

You could try doing it through hardware.

[i found nemo]

how the hell could i do that?? jump wires??? sounds risky