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Need some advice on buying a used PIII 933/256/133 flip-chip.
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Doctorweir
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That's a classic question... 😉
Maybe the newer core has more headroom for O/C...also depends heavily on board and ram as you have to go over 133 FSB. There are a lot of version...what socket is it?
SL44J 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cB0 256 KB 370 pin PPGA
SL52Q 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cD0 256 KB 370 pin PPGA
SL47Q 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cB0 256 KB pin SECC2
SL4BT 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cC0 256 KB 495 pin SECC2
SL5DW 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cC0 256 KB 370 pin PPGA
SL4C9 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cC0 256 KB 370 pin PPGA
SL5U3 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cD0 256 KB FC-PGA2
SL69K 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.13 micron tB1 512 KB 479 pin H-PBGA
SL4ME 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cC0 256 KB FC-PGA
SL448 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cB0 256 KB S.E.C.C.2
SL49J 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cB0 256 KB FC-PGA
SL4KK 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cC0 256 KB pin SECC2
I think the cD0 revision was a decent overclocker...this was the only 0.18u core capable of 1.13GHz...
Maybe the newer core has more headroom for O/C...also depends heavily on board and ram as you have to go over 133 FSB. There are a lot of version...what socket is it?
SL44J 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cB0 256 KB 370 pin PPGA
SL52Q 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cD0 256 KB 370 pin PPGA
SL47Q 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cB0 256 KB pin SECC2
SL4BT 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cC0 256 KB 495 pin SECC2
SL5DW 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cC0 256 KB 370 pin PPGA
SL4C9 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cC0 256 KB 370 pin PPGA
SL5U3 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cD0 256 KB FC-PGA2
SL69K 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.13 micron tB1 512 KB 479 pin H-PBGA
SL4ME 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cC0 256 KB FC-PGA
SL448 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cB0 256 KB S.E.C.C.2
SL49J 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cB0 256 KB FC-PGA
SL4KK 933.00 MHz 133 MHz 0.18 micron cC0 256 KB pin SECC2
I think the cD0 revision was a decent overclocker...this was the only 0.18u core capable of 1.13GHz...
If you are actually serious about overclocking... then you should just buy a faster CPU, as the difference wouldn't be that much anyways.
But really, a Slot-1 converter that supports Tualatins (or T-Celerons) would be the most performance. They generally max out at around 1.5-1.6Ghz.
But really, a Slot-1 converter that supports Tualatins (or T-Celerons) would be the most performance. They generally max out at around 1.5-1.6Ghz.
You cant buy these things new anymore... they've obviously been phased out so your best luck is just searching eBay or the FS/T forums here.
Links:
Slot-T Introduction
http://www.upgradeware.com/english/product/slott/slott.htm
Compatibility Table
http://www.upgradeware.com/english/product/slott/compatibility.htm
P3V4X v1.02 supports it apparently.
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Although seriously, I wouldnt pay more than $10 for one of these things. But if you're wondering for absolute best performance from that board, it would be such an adapter + a Tualatin based Pentium-III or Celeron. It is a leap ahead of Coppermine CPU's.
Links:
Slot-T Introduction
http://www.upgradeware.com/english/product/slott/slott.htm
Compatibility Table
http://www.upgradeware.com/english/product/slott/compatibility.htm
P3V4X v1.02 supports it apparently.
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Although seriously, I wouldnt pay more than $10 for one of these things. But if you're wondering for absolute best performance from that board, it would be such an adapter + a Tualatin based Pentium-III or Celeron. It is a leap ahead of Coppermine CPU's.
P3 Tualatins with 512KB L2 cache are server chips. They are pretty high performing. A 1.4Ghz/512KB is equivalent to a P4-1.8 Northwood // Athlon XP 1800+.
A Tualatin Celeron at 100FSB will perform about at clock with a 133FSB Coppermine (Celeron 1Ghz/256KB/100FSB = P3 1Ghz/256KB/133FSB). But most people back then usually got a 1.0a or 1.1 Celeron and just flip the FSB to 133 for an easy overclock (works majority of the time with no tweaks).
How much of a difference? If you're just surfing and playing d2_lod, I doubt you'll see much of a difference (I went from a 700e@933 to a 1.0a@1.33 a while back).
A Tualatin Celeron at 100FSB will perform about at clock with a 133FSB Coppermine (Celeron 1Ghz/256KB/100FSB = P3 1Ghz/256KB/133FSB). But most people back then usually got a 1.0a or 1.1 Celeron and just flip the FSB to 133 for an easy overclock (works majority of the time with no tweaks).
How much of a difference? If you're just surfing and playing d2_lod, I doubt you'll see much of a difference (I went from a 700e@933 to a 1.0a@1.33 a while back).
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