Just read this at the intel site:
"Intel Celeron processors at 566 MHz and above manufactured on the cC0 stepping and at 633 MHz and above manufactured on the cB0 stepping require a motherboard with a split plane for Vcc. This is because these Intel Celeron processors in the FC-PGA package also have an internal split plane for Vcc."
What I am trying to do is upgrade an old MB to a Celron that it not officially supported by it. It should be possiable given the voltage controls on the MB (Abit BX6 2.0) but I am not sure about this split plane thing.
Anyone have any info?
"Intel Celeron processors at 566 MHz and above manufactured on the cC0 stepping and at 633 MHz and above manufactured on the cB0 stepping require a motherboard with a split plane for Vcc. This is because these Intel Celeron processors in the FC-PGA package also have an internal split plane for Vcc."
What I am trying to do is upgrade an old MB to a Celron that it not officially supported by it. It should be possiable given the voltage controls on the MB (Abit BX6 2.0) but I am not sure about this split plane thing.
Anyone have any info?
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