Increasing FSB speed can cause Windows to operate at an accelerated pace.
Increasing FSB speed can cause Windows to operate at an accelerated pace.
Windows relies on an internal clock managed by the BIOS, and altering the FSB can affect its accuracy. Adjusting the FSB through SetFSB may cause timing issues if the BIOS recalibrates before Windows boots. Try these steps: edit bcd to set useplatformclock yes or no, then reboot. The first command might resolve the clock mismatch. Use WinTimerTester 1.1 to check the current clock speed and see if the ratio between the two clocks matches 1.0000.