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    Lightbulb Slot-1 Adapter voltage setting?

    Hi, I just received celeron 566 and MSI motherboard 810 chipset, along with Tekram slot-1 converter. I know the motherboard settings for core voltage are 2.0V 2.1 2.2... and so on, but celeron 566 runs at 1.5V. If I change the setting in converter to 1.5V, what should be the motherboard voltage setting should be? should be higher than 1.5V or lower than 1.5V.
    Well, only option I have is higher than 1.5V since that is the minimum voltage supplied, from motherboard. Will it be ok? to have board supplying 2.0V and converter setting at 1.5V?

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    You should be OK if the slocket has an on board voltage regulator. These look like black square chips, about 0.5cm*0.5cm and usually have three electrical connections to them. They are sometimes mounted on small heatsinks or just to a piece of metal. Do not worry about taking that chip to 1.6V if you want to overclock - the P3coppermine core on which the celeron2 is based runs at 1.6-1.65V and the GHz versions run at 1.85 (I believe).

    If you are uncertain, email Tekram and they should reply fairly quickly!

    EDIT: set the mobo to 2.0V, or 'auto' if there's the option, then set the slocket to 1.5V

    [This message has been edited by krusty the klown (edited 07-14-2000).]

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