A motherboard has no visible jumpers or switches. You might be able to set the multiplier by
A) Running the Add New Hardware Control Panel
B) Removing the multiplier crystal and replacing it with one that works with your CPU
C) Adjusting the multiplier in the BIOS setup
D) Using a screwdriver and turning the multiplier adjustment screw ¼ turn for each whole number

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Adjusting the multiplier in the BIOS setup is the most common and practical way to change the CPU multiplier. The other options are not feasible or unsafe. Running the Add New Hardware Control Panel does not offer this kind of functionality. Removing the multiplier crystal and replacing it with one that works with your CPU is a highly specialized and delicate operation that requires advanced technical knowledge and tools. Using a screwdriver and turning the multiplier adjustment screw is a dangerous and inaccurate way to change the multiplier, which could easily damage the motherboard or CPU.

A Motherboard Has No Visible Jumpers or Switches