Dual processor Duron 1200 box - possible..?

[strolls]

Hi,

I hope someone can help me, and I apologise in advance for my ignorance. I'm usually fairly technically competent, I use Linux & stuff, but I haven't built a PC for a couple of years, not since I put together my current PIII 500.

I've been given a pair of 1200 MHz Durons, however, and since they seem identical and from the same batch, this would seem to be a good opportunity to build a dual-processor machine. Can anyone tell me if this is possible..? Can anyone recommend a suitable motherboard..?

I'm assuming that if it is, I'll maybe need to break a couple of the contacts, or use silver paint to make a new one or something. If that's the case any details or a link about this would be much appreciated.

Some more about these processors: they're each marked in the centre with "DHD1200AMT1B" - according to this page that indicates that:
DHD = Duron
1200 = mhz
A = CPGA package
M = 1.75v
T = 90c max operating temp
1 = 64kb L2 cache
B = 200Mhz FSB

I've also put a photo of one the processors here in case that helps anyone identify them.

Many thanks in advance for any replies or comments,

Stroller.

 

[python134r]

There morgan core durons, I cant remember where I read the article on how to make a uniprocessor core a MP(for athlons) but the morgan core is based on the same archetechture as a palomino core athlon. Do a google search on how to change a uni pally to multi.

 

[SickBeast]

You should be able to do it. Just check the specs of the motherboard to make sure that it can support the 1200mhz durons. Should be a pretty nice rig once it's up and running. 🙂