6154 + tualatin question

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I bought a 6154 board at a bootfair. It had a chip on it,
the owner said it as a whole, didn't work.

When I got it home it was easy to see why, my £4 purchase
included a 1ghz PIII Tualatin!!! I removed this and added a
667 coppermine P3. The board seems happy. The question is do
you think the Tualatin will be damaged by being used on a
FCPGA1 board? I'm considering getting a socket convertor or
another board for this chip...

Regards

RB

 

[Spajky]

Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.msi-microstar (More info?)

On Mon, 31 May 2004 11:18:30 +0100, "Roy Batty"
<nexus6@waitingfv.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:

>I bought a 6154 board at a bootfair. It had a chip on it,
>the owner said it as a whole, didn't work.
>
>When I got it home it was easy to see why, my ô purchase
>included a 1ghz PIII Tualatin!!! I removed this and added a
>667 coppermine P3. The board seems happy. The question is do
>you think the Tualatin will be damaged by being used on a
>FCPGA1 board? I'm considering getting a socket convertor or
>another board for this chip...

Buy an FcPga-FcPga2 from
strattoncomputers.com or uppgradeware.com
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