K6-2+ and L3 cache

[rbenq]

I was rereading an article in Tom´s Hardware (http://www6.tomshardware.com/cpu/00q3/000713/k6-07.html) about the K6-2+.

I saw that the K6-2+ with L3 cache enabled scores below the k6-2+ without "L3" cache. Am I right ?

Does it mean I should disable the onboard cache of my mobo, when using that processor ?

Regards, Ben.

 

[Rapha]

You are wrong. "ohne L3 cache" means without L3 cache.
L3 enabled is faster. Why do you want to disable it ?

 

[rbenq]

I just thought of disabling the L3 cache in case it would be degrading the system performance.
Now I´m sure to make the upgrade from a 350 MHz k6-2 @ 400Mhz to a 500 Mhz k6-2+ and, possibly, O´C it to 600 Mhz (yes!).

Thanks for the explanation, Ben.

 

[Quickfingerz]

When you find out where to get a k6-2+ 500 mhz, PLEASE LET ME KNOW!

 

[MadRat]

The reason he disabled it was for stability, right? Not many 1mb SS7 boards support >100fsb very well. Even fewer 2mb SS7 boards are out there, but they are out there.

 

[OJ]

http://www.vegapc.com K6-2+ 500 Mhz

 

[MadRat]

Wow, they're actually in stock. But its pretty high considering their actual cost to the distributor.