Do these CPU settings look correct?

[iroc-z]

Here is a "cut and paste" from my BIOS...

(Phoenix - AwardBIOS)

CPU Name Is: AMD Athlon(tm) XP

CPU Operating Speed: 2000+/2100+(133)
- CPU FSB Clock(MHz): 133
- Ratio (FSB:AGP:PCI): 4:2:1
- Multiplier Factor: x12.5/13
- Speed Error Hold: Disabled
- Enhance for Benchmark: Disabled

CPU Power Supply: CPU Default
- Core Voltage: 1.750V
- I/O Voltage: 3.50V
- DDR Voltage: 2.55V

CPU Fast Command Decode: Normal


This is on a new Abit AT7 motherboard with an AMD Athlon XP 2000+ CPU and 256 MB PC-2100 DDR RAM (Kingston).

I'm asking for two reasons:

1. My CPU is running too hot (about 55 C at idle). That's with the case off and a properly-functioning and properly-installed heatsink and fan. See this thread for more info, if you're interested.

2. Both my CPU and RAM mention something about "266 MHz" bus or FSB. I don't see anywhere in my BIOS, however, about a 266 MHz bus speed, which makes me think that I'm not really taking advantage of the DDR RAM.

Thanks!

[jmichna]

200 = 100mHz @ DDR (double data rate)
266 = 133mHz @ DDR (double data rate)
333 = 166mHz @ DDR (double data rate)
400 = 200mHz @ DDR (double data rate)*

* 400DDR not officially supported, yet.