Today I brought my HDD to the shop, and got the chance to check booting
display and BIOS setting.

S2932, with latest BIOS 2.01 on Tyan site, detected 1.9GHz core x8 properly.
it also detected the North-Bridge as Rev. B1


The North-Bridge is running at 1400MHz.
It seems that FSB(=HyperTransport, I think) multiplier is restricted upto x4.


SuperPI 1M time = 42.781s ...
...yeah, it's improved from yesterday(on virtualized WinXP).
BTW, CPU-Z shows that the system is running at Single channle mode


By K8, 52.204@1.9G=200x9.5 result, at nearly same memory-timing:


Also by K8, 41.484s@2.0G=200x10.0 result...

So, in K8, the difference between x9.5 and x10.0 is larger than simple clock ratio.
I want to check K10 behaviour @2.0G=200x10 or @1.8G=200x9...

...Good night