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fRaSsL
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 Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2007 11:05 am Post subject: Tillamook vs. SMP |
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Hi!
I've a set of two Pentium 266MHz rated Tillamooks. I tried to run them in a Asus P55T2P4D and my Tyan Tomcat III. Both will only use 1 CPU :'-( The Tyan correctly tell "Tillamook MMX CPU..." So my question: Is the Tillamook SMP-able?
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Sphere478
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I only have one, but have tried it in conjunction with another p55 and had no luck with smp.
Aparently cyrix and amd had it but no motherboard was ever made to use their particular flavor of smp
There are rumors of k6 working on smp with very old socket 5 boards on voltage interposers. But I’ve never seen any proof of it, apparently it was pre intel smp implemented board with third party smp is the rumor. But others have said that they are false rumors. Including some quite knowledgeable people. If true however, this may be the only way to smp tillamook.
I’ve not heard anything about rise smp I may have two rise chips soon and can try it. But doubt it.
But to answer the question, tillamook apparently never implemented connections on the smp pins on the cpu package. So therfore no smp through official intel implementation on chipset. |
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necro thread
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| debs3759 wrote: | | necro thread |
but with good reason though. |
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