Celeron taulatin?

[DRYNDRYN2]

Is there something like a slotket for the new celerons?

And can someone post links to reviews of the CeleronT 1200Mhz?

Pls!

 

[Syborg1211]

www.powerleap.com has a fcpga2 to fcpga converter

The performance numbers aren't all that impressive, the impressive thing to the tualatin celeron is their overclockability.

EDIT: Oops, I meant fcpga2 to slot 1 converter

 

[Vegito]

yeah.. that s1 is good for old mobo... but make sure ur bios can take it.. or it'll just crash and burn.. u may get lucky....

 

[DRYNDRYN2]

I know it's good for ocking, thats why i want it! But i dont have money for a new mobo!
Anyway, what mobo will u recomend for this CPU?


I have a Acorp 6ZX86 mobo! CPU's i had on this MB: Celeron 333@ 375Mhz; CeleronII 566@875Mhz and now a CeleronII 850@1136Mhz

Do u think it can take it?

 

[KpocAlypse]

"Acorp 6ZX86 mobo"?

Prolly not, the tully celly takes abit less voltage than that board of yours can safely put out..Can't match the v-core, so, it prolly won't go (tully celly) into the board you have now..

As for alternatives, i've got the TUSL2 here, nice board, but others have spoken high prises for other boards..

 

[PH0ENIX]

Seems like as good a time as any to ask this;

If you can get around the voltage issue, will a Celeratin work in a normal FCPGA board?

I thought the pinouts were different?

Aopen AX37-Pro currently with CuMine 850 @ 1130 (or thereabouts - 133*8.5)

Looks the same as yours DRYNDRYN2 - nice overclock yeah?

 

[Sid03]

<< If you can get around the voltage issue, will a Celeratin work in a normal FCPGA board? >>

not a snowball's chance in h*ll.

 

[PH0ENIX]

Yeah I thought so - ah well, I guess im just going to have to try to go the 1.2 CuMine ;P

Oh, and a snowball has a relatively good chance in hell - if it's the same day that VIA/Cyrix releases a CPU comparable to a P90 ;P

 

[Sid03]

why not just sell your aopen and cumine, and then pick up a tusl2-c and celeratin? the difference would probably only be around $50 (if even that much).

 

[DSTA]

not a snowball's chance in h*ll



It's slightly higher, but not by much.

The Tualatins (P3 or Celeron doesn't matter) have a different pin-out especially designed *not* to run on an older FC-PGA board.

I think one could run a Tualatin without adapter anyway, if one could fake a VTT Powergood signal. Then patch the rest of the pin out changes. Dunno if the non differential clock signal from the FC-PGA board would work though, and if it did, the chip would probably not be too happy with VTT @ 1.5V instead of 1.2V.

Back to the subject:

if you want to overclock with the Powerleap Tualatin Slotket you will have to solder a vcore mod. Adapter + Celeron as shipped are maxxed out at around 105 FSB because for some reason Powerleap decided to run the chips *undervolted*. There are a few illustrated guides on the net on how to do that mod. Especially the crazy Japanese seem to be very fond of modding that adapter .

 

[KpocAlypse]

<< 1.2 CuMine >>



Hum, now granted, i'm not 100% sure, and to lazy to check, but the fastest cumine was 1.1. 1.2 and up are all tullys