Anyone: P4m @ 200 fsb ???

[TStep]

Read an article a while back about using a P4 mobile chip on a desktop. If I remember correctly, the P4m would default to a 12x multiplier on a desktop mobo. Also said the P4m was cut from center silicone for better quality thus lower voltage needed hence less battery usage. Anyone try a P4m?? 12x @ 200fsb = 2400, clearly in reach for P4 cpus. Would certainly weed out all those boards not ready for primetime when 200fsb P4 chips come out. I am upgrading and am considering this as an option with an ABIT or Epox board. Any help out there on pros or cons??
thanks

 

[ChampionAtTufshop]

its been done
thugsrook i believe was the one, among a few others i think

you need a board that actualy does over 200fsb stable
so far, i know asus p4b533 will (thats the board used in thugsrook's case)

 

[Technonut]

I had my 1.7 P4M @ 225MHz FSB with the ABIT IT7. (Original)

EDIT: Just type p4m in the Search Category box up top to see the Official P4m Thread...

 

[nolovenohope]

Originally posted by: Technonut
I had my 1.7 P4M @ 225MHz FSB with the ABIT IT7. (Original)

EDIT: Just type p4m in the Search Category box up top to see the Official P4m Thread...

This is the only thread that comes up when I type p4m. Anybody else have a link ot the thread?

 

[THUGSROOK]

search is messed up!

here's my p4m/p4b533 @ 225fsb

 

[Technonut]

Mikki's Official P4M Database

 

[ErikaeanLogic]

Here's my P4m at 227fsb thread.

Those were some exciting times!