kdeaner
06-07-2000, 05:19 PM
...if there are currently any or will be any Socket 7 mother boards that support the 133MHz FSB and manage to keep the PCI clock at 33MHz?
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Ultima
06-08-2000, 10:51 AM
For as far as I know there are none around!!!
That is because there are no socket 7 cpu's that run at a 133FSB, officially.
There ARE plenty s7 boards which you can jumper up to 133, such as the P5A-B from asus.
I have that particular board with a k6-2 450@480, with a 120Mhz FSB.
You can see it at the showcase at www.comppwizz.com (http://www.comppwizz.com)
It ran perfectly stabile, untill I put my ethernet card in it, which couldn't handle the high pci speed.
So now I have it running at 518, 4.5x115, and it is perfectly stabile now.
Ofcourse I have some pc133 ram and a pci videocard, cause my v3800 agp card wouldn't post above 110Mhz FSB.
Hope this helps a little.
Pim
That is because there are no socket 7 cpu's that run at a 133FSB, officially.
There ARE plenty s7 boards which you can jumper up to 133, such as the P5A-B from asus.
I have that particular board with a k6-2 450@480, with a 120Mhz FSB.
You can see it at the showcase at www.comppwizz.com (http://www.comppwizz.com)
It ran perfectly stabile, untill I put my ethernet card in it, which couldn't handle the high pci speed.
So now I have it running at 518, 4.5x115, and it is perfectly stabile now.
Ofcourse I have some pc133 ram and a pci videocard, cause my v3800 agp card wouldn't post above 110Mhz FSB.
Hope this helps a little.
Pim
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