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I'm curious how did this overcome dual SMP limitation on these Pentium II overdrive?
I'm trying to remember if these Pentium Pro support up to 4 CPU natively  |
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max1024
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| CPUShack wrote: | | rjluna2 wrote: | I'm curious how did this overcome dual SMP limitation on these Pentium II overdrive?
I'm trying to remember if these Pentium Pro support up to 4 CPU natively |
Pentium Pros natively support 4-way SMP
The PII Overdrives, unlike a PII, also support 4-way SMP |
ALR bypassed the limits on the number of processes at the bios level. It remains to be determined whether so many Celerons can be installed and whether they will work  |
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H3nrik V!
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| Long awaited article! Thanks! |
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Very nice!
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| CPUShack wrote: |
The PII Overdrives, unlike a PII, also support 4-way SMP |
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