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Non-Tualatin Celeron advice

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Acts837

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Just bought a Soyo SY-7VCM Via 694X Socket370 Micro-ATX Motherboard from Computergeeks for $31 to play around with. Hey, it's new and can't beat the price.

Trying to get a cheap chip for it... was looking at the Celery 1.1 GHz for $58. Anyone have any luck with these non-tually chips on the Via 694 chipset?

Almost forgot - I have a Tualatin 1 GHz, what can I do to get it to work in this mobo?
 


<< Just bought a Soyo SY-7VCM Via 694X Socket370 Micro-ATX Motherboard from Computergeeks for $31 to play around with. Hey, it's new and can't beat the price. >>



It's a good price for that board!



<< Trying to get a cheap chip for it... was looking at the Celery 1.1 GHz for $58. Anyone have any luck with these non-tually chips on the Via 694 chipset? >>



The 694 chipset is OK, it has no known bugs so far. Works like a charm. And it OCs great. If you get the C1.1GHz, I don't think it will run at a much higher speed. Pretty much the limit of the core.



<< Almost forgot - I have a Tualatin 1 GHz, what can I do to get it to work in this mobo? >>



Had it been the 694T chipset, it would work, I'm sure. I'm afraid that with the 694X chipset chances are it wouldn't.

Of course, you can get a C533 chip almost for free, smth like 20 bucks, and OC it to 800Mhz/100 FSB.
 
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