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Jimbo

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You?re absolutely right! I would love to have one of those boards but they are all more money. Now if I can get one of those, which support CuMines, then hell yeah! Alas, all of the cheap ($40ish: read CRAP) won't let you do 'dem tricks. If anyone has suggestions, I would love to hear them.
 

Eug

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Well, a Soyo VBA+133 is $75 and cheap. Reasonable VIA board, and tons of features. Just make sure you get version E or later to run Coppermine.
 

office boy

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Don't know what you talking about there jimbo, I have (had) some Tekram ZX boards that were $35 and they were jumper adjustable..
my brother has a celery2 566@850 in one right now....
 

Jimbo

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office boy: That is what I needed to know! You nailed it and without even knowing what I was talking about! I'm impressed! :D
A cheap board that has CuMine support and is FSB and Voltage adjustable.
What I was really asking was what pin on the underside of the Celeron II cpu needed to be covered (painted/wired to another pin) to make it default to the 100 FSB. All of the CuMine boards that I have seen are about the $100+ range. I wanted to stay as cheap as possible.
If I don't really have to do that then YEAH, I will go with the Tekram board. $35 is about where I want to be!

Eug: Good suggestion but more than I want to spend. I want to throw this away or give it away (after RC5) and not feel bad about it. :(


Jimbo
 

office boy

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Jimbo, there are no more on the tekram site, but I'm sure you can find some on Eba[/b]y, or yahoo auctions....


And why is eb[/b]ay forbidden in here?