What motherboard are you using???

[XT]

A-Trend 5200. Love it

Various other cheap pieces of ****. Gotta love PC Chips and the 457 other names they go under, LOL!

[baron888]

I've got the ASUS P2B with a P2 400 @ 496mhz FSB is at 124, never had any problems, very happy, also I have my old 32DIMM @66 overclocked to 124, with no problems plus a 64 @100 running at 124, also no problems

[rylan9]

I have a bp6 with a celeron 366 @550.

[tlwhite76]

I'm using a ABIT BH6 w/PII450 OC504, ABIT BE6 w/PIII500 OC600

[Ricketybacker]

Siglr! why are you using a slocket and an ultra 66 adaptor? The tyan s1854 supports both slot 1 and 370 CPU's. I'm considering this board for my next update, now you've got me confused.

[chaskuss]

RobRich,
I had recently checked out Azza's web site. They seem to have some nice features on their boards. After seeing your post, I revisited the site. I could find no mention of a AZZA PT-5VML model listed there under Socket 7 boards.
Could you give me some more info on your board? Does it support Ultra 66? Any undocumented FSB speeds? What chipset does it use?
TIA

[RobRich]

The update to the AZZA pt-5vml should be the pt-5vmd (at) and pt-5vmx (atx). The board is super socket 7 with the VIA MVP-3 chipset. It has 1 AGP/4 PCI/2 ISA with the standard AT style format. It doesn't support ATA-66, so I use a Promise ATA-66 controller instead. As for bus speeds: 66,75,83,95,100 with multipliers to 5.5x. Core voltages adjustment from 1.6v to 3.5v. I/O voltage is auto select (only bif drawback to board). Also has tandard 2 dimm/2 simm setup. Onboard cache is standard 512kb, with 1 meg as an option.

To be an old board, I still like it. It has successfully overclocked every cpu I've ran on it, plus is rather stable. I got this board right when the k6-2 became popular and have used it ever since. I work on systems with Asus, FIC, and Tyan motherboards all the time, but I still prefer this old board. It has taken some serious abuse and still works like it's brand new. AZZA is a rather unheard of company in the US anymore. They still have good OEM sales, but their retail sales suffers severely as compared to other board manufacturers.

[blondini]

oblivion

yes your correct twin peltier\water cooled post 744\ windows\720 but really stable at 672\2.3v heatsink only 600 stable

[GIMOER]

ABIT BE6 works well once all the bugs are worked out.Running a Pentium II 400 at 496(124x4@2.1v)stock boxed cpu.

[Mathias]

Unfortunantly a pcchips 598 is my motherboard. Got it last may with a k6-2 350mhz. While it is stable, which is certainly most important (which seems to be a rare thing with it), it is much slower and sub-par to any other motherboard. It is really bottleneckin my system, even after I oced to 450mhz. Onboard graphics are a joke, this motherboard is not really good, but it does what it does for the price I payed. When I bought a cheap motherboard, I really bought a "cheap" motherboard.