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Dave McMahon
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 Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 5:35 pm Post subject: now a member |
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FYI i'm now a member.
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gshv
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| Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 8:59 pm Post subject: Re: Intel PPGA VS FC-PGA fun |
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| Anonymous wrote: | | Can i put a socket 370 SL3XX FC-PGA chip in the socket (both have 370 pins, if not can i use an adaptor (i know i need an adaptor for the Later FC-PGA2 Chips) |
This depends on your motherboard. Older motherboards, not designed for coppermine Celerons, wouldn't work with them. Maybe they would with the FC-PGA adapter, but I don't know as I never used one. Newer Celeron motherboards could be used with both PPGA Celerons and Coppermine Celerons.
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| Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 3:14 am Post subject: I've dug deeper |
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I should be able to use a powerleap PPGA to FC-PGA1 adaptor, but cos the M/B is only 66MHz  it would only take a MAx of those 766MHz Celeron's it's just not worth buying a adaptor for! Bu i can plug a 533Celeron in native. am hoping that an 'ordinary' 700MHz (Cheap ebay) will work but will be crippled by that 66MHz bus) (If the 700MHz works then in theory all the way upto 1100MHZ will work (fastest 100MHz FC-PGA1 CPU) |
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