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divide_by_zero,

You would need a 93Mhz FSB, (which would put the rest of the bus way out of spec), to run them at 750Mhz since they're locked at 8X. They have a VERY low success rate at 100Mhz (800Mhz) because they are the old core, so 667Mhz would be a more realistic upper-end estimate.

Russ, NCNE
 
I thought that was the case. Does anyone happen to have a P3 500 they are willing to part with? I could at least double my current cpu power...
 
IsOs just go here log in and check is yourself their email system is kinda pokey, plus you can track you goodies as well thanks to UPS!!

toodles!😎

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Cool beans. Just got my confirm and, according to tracking, my stack will be here tomorrow.😀 Crack Rack upgrade time!

Russ, NCNE
 
Gee Russ, I was just across the street at your place, and think you should save a little cash for the new contest you were talking about for next month. 🙂
 
Before I order a couple.. are these the revision F boards? Only the "F" boards will go to 850, the others top out at 600.
 
networkman,

They're revision B, and they run 850Mhz just fine. Don't believe all that you read.😀 They will identify at bootup as 600Mhz, but they're running at 850 no problemo.

Russ, NCNE
 
Wellcky
I don't think it just BIOS. I believe Revision F uses the correct MOSFET for the power regulator as specified by Intel. But the part used with Revision B can support power requirements for Pentium III Slot 1 processors.

 
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