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Yeah, that is a good idea, though i have been thinking about salvaging the clips from older heatsinks and to try and hook one onto other and bending their ends... well, I still need to lok at them closer.

Thanks.

Assuming that BCN has success with the double adapter and a Tualatin core P-III, the next question I have is whether these .13 micron chips are less power-hungry that all the older ones? BTW, I don't recall what the solution to the lower limit on the BP6's voltage to the CPU issue. If the Upgradewa...

Ok, thanks, for correction! i did not know that. Though Abit BP6 manual states that it recognizes 32Mx64 chips...

Anyway, crucial always has the memory modules with 16 chips I mean you just need to select Abit->BP6 and here you have it!

so buy it and try it, man!

But don't get surprized if it does not work in SMP, cause it won't!

in single mode maybe, but you would have to use some adapters for sure. If they tell it is compatibel with older borads so they refer to FCPGA boards I think, cause this is FCPGA2 (Tualatin) chip

I think it is just GF2MX+BP6 problem.

Does it crash on AGP 2x?

Does it crash the same or less on AGP 1x?

How big powersupply do you have - though I think it is of por powersupply to AGP port and need modding... - I will have it too.

Bad caps? also could be...

Well, I have just put new Evercool CUD725 pure copper heatsink-fans with 70mm fans on top. nice and cool. usually 28-33C depending on the rom temperature and the amount on dust in the filter on the intake fans.

No fans over graphics card or CPU's though...

it is NOT stick problem, it is BX chipset problem, guys! it is only 128MB max per memory bank and there are two banks per memory slot and I am sure you 256megs are singlesided and have 8 chips on ONE side. Buy some crucial doublesided PC133 :) they have very good system selector, and you will be fin...

no, you are not.

No FCPGA CPUs faster than 1100Mhz have been reported. As I said, if a spec says FCPGA/1.3GHz (1.266 actual) it's most likely an FCPGA2 Tualatin core CPU - NOT-COMPATIBLE with BP6 using any known adapaters. The fact that any 100MHz FSB Tualatin CPUs exist surprises me. Maybe a Neo370 combined with a...

Well that's a pity I don't have any flashy body kits or any cool stuff yet... just did not have enough $$$ hehehhe...

Well, I might try to race it with BIG turbo installed, just for trying

Anyway, the poem is a poem

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hahah, funny!

I own one civic 4th generation, 1990. Though it is not VTEC, I love it and would not change for any camaro (maybe, but just for seeling it and buying more stuff for civic!) )))


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Here's a link to the chips that I think he was referring to. Are we fairly confident these would work or no? http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?sku=cp2-ci1300tc&SRCCODE=WEM381Z price....59.99 :) just found this forum--what was the verdict on this processor? usable ...

http://www.digit-life.com/articles/tualatinsmp/ It seems that only the first runs of the Tualatin core were UP-only. Specifically, the PIII 1133, 1200 chips were UP, and the Celeron 1200, 1300 as well. The 1133, 1266, 1400 server-version chips (1133 is an overlap, but the others are unique to the "...

If soldering is successuf around few weeks from now, so we will know soon if dual PIII-S 512k 1.4GHz is possible or not hehehehe

i dont know if it's been mentioned yet or not but does the neo adapters and the BP^ support SMP with the pIII's ? Oh yes it supports it! :D You just need to cut one trace on Neo and solder one wire between two pind on mobo on each socket. I just cannot find the diagram. please, could someone send t...

Wow, I'm not the only one to see this! If we could zero in on which of a BP6's dual CPUs is the cause of each crash, probably most CPU initiated BP6 system crashes are always being triggered by only one of the two CPUs. This is another good reason to go for the SINGLE P-III/1100E processor upgrade ...

Hey, that's sweet, man!

Earlier I thoght I will never see anyone with GF4 and even 4600 in BP6 system!

It seems I was wrong!!

Well, I have no responce to your question, but nice to see your rig there!

I don't think it would work in SMP mode, cause the core of Tualatin Celeron is only for singleprocessor use...

[/quote] Hi, I did read the other posts first but wondered if anyone had tried this piece of kingston memory. Anyway I have now swapped my old dimm for the Kingston one and can confirm that Kingston PC133 32*64 CL3 (KVR133X64C3/256) ram does work in the BP6 :))[/quote] hey, guys, don't get confused ...

[quote="fossil"]Just afew words. The Tualitan (Socket 370 w/512k cache) will not work on the BP6...AT ALL!!! Same goes for all .13 micron, tualitan core celerons(and they are not SMP anyway) [quote] Just one question to you... Did you try 512kb PIII-S on BP6? Has anyone here tried them on it?... I d...

There is something fishey with this link. The header says it is a Tualatin (.13 micron) series CPU & the 1.3Ghz is consistent with the actual 1.26GHz FCPGA2 chip of that type. But the text says .18 micron process, & then calls this Intel's "latetest" manufacturing process - NOT!! I think some lazy ...

I would tell that's realy odd, because I get the higher scores with CAS2, though I did not put all the memory into the board yet... it is still there in the box from crucial - waiting till i do the mods.. (caps are eager to be changed... hehehehe

That WOULD be really nice, Derek! But we are quite unlucky with our banks on BP6...

the point is if you use the memory module with ships with higher density than 32Mx64 or more than 128MB per bank - the memory will not be recognized correctly :) that's also from my experience when I followed the manual as from the above post. It is not written anywhere that is supports only 128Mb p...