100fsb celerons work in 810 motherboard?

[Gillbot]

The mobo will support PIII's on 100a and 133 fsb's, will it run the new 100fsb celeron?

I can't look up the mobo info because it's a pull from an emachine I'm using as a server.

 

[myocardia]

Well, if it will run PIII's, then it's a socket 370 board. But if you find a way to get it to run a socket 478 cpu, let us know.

 

[mechBgon]

If it'll run the 133MHz-based P3's, then that makes it i810E and it should handle the 100MHz-based Celerons that have the Coppermine core. I'm not sure about the Celerons that use the Tualatin core, however. The Tualerons start with the 1.0A GHz IIRC and top out at 1.4GHz.

 

[Gillbot]

Originally posted by: myocardia
Well, if it will run PIII's, then it's a socket 370 board. But if you find a way to get it to run a socket 478 cpu, let us know.

Socket 370 100MHz FSB Celeron

If it'll run the 133MHz-based P3's, then that makes it i810E and it should handle the 100MHz-based Celerons that have the Coppermine core. I'm not sure about the Celerons that use the Tualatin core, however. The Tualerons start with the 1.0A GHz IIRC and top out at 1.4GHz.

This system had a 1GHz celeron in it, but it was pulled before I got it. I'm just trying to make it a little quicker and there are some good prices on the 1.2-1.4 celerons. It ran a Cyrix 733 fine which is 133x5.5 and runs the 133fsb PIII's fine as well. I wish I could find more info on the board though, that would make it easier.

 

[Gillbot]

This is the only mobo info I can find:
http://parts.emachines.com/emachines/moreinfo.asp?product_id=68617