Tyan s1854 and Pentium III 1ghz

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Hi everyone, i have a Tyan s1854 99PONA, Revision E but i can’t
achieve to install a pentium 3 1000 socket 370, i updated the bios to
the last version but nothing is changed,,,how can i do??
Please Help me

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junior2001 wrote:
> Hi everyone, i have a Tyan s1854 99PONA, Revision E but i can't
> achieve to install a pentium 3 1000 socket 370, i updated the bios to
> the last version but nothing is changed,,,how can i do??
> Please Help me

See:
http://www.tyan.com/support/html/PentiumII_III_PPGA.html .

On this page, you will see a "^" that points to:
^ Pentium® III 933MHz to 1GHz support applies to S1854 board revisions
with marking "99PON" (please refer to the issue above for mark
identification location) and have motherboard revision marking of J or
above. (Look on the edge of the board located by the IDE ports for a
small white box where revision letter is indicated inside).

It would seem that Revision E is not directly supported? Do a little
searching in 'alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.tyan' and you will see
references to Slockets and other options. I can't recall if there is
an easy "fix" to use the Coppermine flip chips in the earlier mobos.

-Gene

 

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This is the only Slot 1 adapter that came up after a quick search.
This may be your best and/or only option.

http://www.strattoncomputer.com/slot1-fcpga2.html

Too bad the Iwill Slocket II appears to have vanished.
http://www.sysopt.com/reviews/iwill-slocket2/index.html

Another relic: Soltek SL02A++ ?

Finally...
http://www.sysopt.com/reviews/slotket/index.html .

A friend used a Powerleap PL-II for some time with reasonable success.
These seem to have vanished as well.

Good luck.

 

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eugene.henderson@bigfoot.com wrote:
>
> This is the only Slot 1 adapter that came up after a quick search.
> This may be your best and/or only option.
>
> http://www.strattoncomputer.com/slot1-fcpga2.html
>
> Too bad the Iwill Slocket II appears to have vanished.
> http://www.sysopt.com/reviews/iwill-slocket2/index.html
>
> Another relic: Soltek SL02A++ ?
>
> Finally...
> http://www.sysopt.com/reviews/slotket/index.html .
>
> A friend used a Powerleap PL-II for some time with reasonable success.
> These seem to have vanished as well.
>

Try a search on eBay for the term "slocket" and several should show up.
There's an Abit unit currently at $0.99 with about 1.5 days left to go.

Eric

 

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"Eric18" wrote:
> eugene.henderson@bigfoot.com wrote:
> >
> > This is the only Slot 1 adapter that came up after a quick
> search.
> > This may be your best and/or only option.
> >
> > http://www.strattoncomputer.com/slot1-fcpga2.html
> >
> > Too bad the Iwill Slocket II appears to have vanished.
> > http://www.sysopt.com/reviews/iwill-slocket2/index.html
> >
> > Another relic: Soltek SL02A++ ?
> >
> > Finally...
> > http://www.sysopt.com/reviews/slotket/index.html .
> >
> > A friend used a Powerleap PL-II for some time with
> reasonable success.
> > These seem to have vanished as well.
> >
>
> Try a search on eBay for the term "slocket" and several should
> show up.
> There's an Abit unit currently at $0.99 with about 1.5 days
> left to go.
>
> Eric

So with a slocket can i put a pentium 3 1000 on slot 1 without
problems??

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"junior2001" wrote:
> So with a slocket can i put a pentium 3 1000 on slot 1 without
> problems??

my mother board tyan s1854 have both socket 370 and slot 1 but when i
put the pentium 3 1000 coppermine on socket 370 the pc won’t start and
the motherboard doesn’t recognize it...so if i mount it on slot 1 with
a slocket can i solve my problem? or the processor will not be
recognized? please help me

 

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junior2001 wrote:
> "junior2001" wrote:
> > So with a slocket can i put a pentium 3 1000 on slot 1 without
> > problems??
>
> my mother board tyan s1854 have both socket 370 and slot 1 but when i
> put the pentium 3 1000 coppermine on socket 370 the pc won't start
and
> the motherboard doesn't recognize it...so if i mount it on slot 1
with
> a slocket can i solve my problem? or the processor will not be
> recognized? please help me

you have (at least) two choices: UpgradeWare.com or PowerLeap.com.
looks like you will be out a few bucks ... more with powerleap. are
you replacing a CPU? if yes, does it support a 100MHz or 133MHz system
bus? is the "new" 1 GHz CPU compatible with the installed SDRAM? it
looks like you will pay 1/2 as much again, or more, to get the
Upgradeware adapter for your mobo version. the powerleap option seems
over-the-top silly expensive. get a new mobo or a later revision of
the s1854 instead (ebay?).

get the slot-t, test it with cheapest cpu avail., then adjust clock
speed for your 1GHz cpu. good luck.

http://www.strattoncomputer.com/slot1-fcpga2.html
http://www.upgradeware.com/english/product/slott/slott.htm
http://www.upgradeware.com/english/product/slott/compatibility.htm

http://www.powerleap.com/PL-iP3T.html
http://www.powerleap.com/SystemSearch.html
http://www.powerleap.com/support.html

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