Mendocino 1300 PPGA (2 cpu) What Necessary ?? Help

Snugglebear · Post by **Snugglebear** » Fri Oct 11, 2002 4:16 am

1) Mendocino cores ran up to 533 mhz
2) 1300mhz celerons are Tulatin-based
3) Every celeron after the 533 mendocinos will not run SMP, period
4) Tulatins are FCPGA2, not PPGA
5) You can run one with an FCPGA2->PPGA adaptor, at best
6) Last I heard none of those adaptors work with bp6s, but this may have changed

RRLedford · Post by **RRLedford** » Tue Oct 15, 2002 7:47 am

BP6 has no support for 1.5 volt CPUs.
I looks like you have a rare Tualatin core chip with 100MHz FSB speed.
I haave another Dual P3 board that can handle this CPU with a socket adapter ($35). But the BP6 is not on the list of boards that these adapters work with.
Good Luck. Let me know if you have to unload them.

Post by **Derek** » Tue Oct 15, 2002 11:55 am

RRLedford wrote:BP6 has no support for 1.5 volt CPUs.

Although, the BIOS allows for the 1.5volt setting, just in case anyone was wondering

BCN · Post by **BCN** » Thu Nov 28, 2002 9:34 pm

and if to add about voltages...

my dual 366 at the this speed posts at 1.55V

so even if it does not support 1.5V CPU's, you can put 1.5V in BIOS and you are fine.

Post by **Derek** » Fri Nov 29, 2002 10:32 am

Snugglebear wrote:1) Mendocino cores ran up to 533 mhz
2) 1300mhz celerons are Tulatin-based
3) Every celeron after the 533 mendocinos will not run SMP, period
4) Tulatins are FCPGA2, not PPGA
5) You can run one with an FCPGA2->PPGA adaptor, at best
6) Last I heard none of those adaptors work with bp6s, but this may have changed

That will be in the FAQ database