I agree, It looks a lot like on the second graph you see the IDE bus or the Drive itself being the bottleneck at around that ~91MB/s speed. Where as on the first one I took, it give the impression of being all over the place for whatever reason.

That is my current assumption too. An interesting read talking about the same concept: http://dfarq.homeip.net/overclocking-pentium-75s/ One thing that really kind of blew me away, was how much better the Disk performance is after the fact. I'm assuming that being the FSB improvement and not the CPU …

Good read. I'm curious to know if my chip is rebadged to satisfy the market demand for the P75 then.. But even for something like a ~P90-P100 these finding are quite a bit above the normal results.

This seems to be one of my best yet-- I just wanted to know what anyone else thought of it. This is done on Stock Voltage, with only some minor modifications to the heat sink (Still completely Passive). CPU: Intel Pentium PP75 (Non-MMX) Y056. Overclocks: 75Mhz > 100Mhz (Overclock PLL from 50Mhz > …

Your mileage may vary, but it might be of interest to try to "Trim the Fat" -- on something modern. I've personally seen an nLited (I think there is an NTlite now for 7+ too) version of XP/2000 cut down to be workable in 16MB of RAM. If your ambitions are noble, you could slim it down to around a …

Thank you for posting that, but it appears I'm getting an error I hadn't seen before that's more than likely the culprit. "PCI READ CONFIGURATION FAILURE" Oh the joys! haha.

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOTTT!!!!! IT IS COMPLETE!!!!!! I soldered jumpers to every pad, directly to the next/last IC in line to avoid the traces altogether. Good... glad to hear you got it working. Once you get the chance... could post on my thread your Speedsys results with your memory timings set to their …

What's the insulation you used for that splice to the pins? The same Wiring as the photo above, except I had cut off the Leads on the end to get the bare copper. Then wrapped it around each of the pins and soldered over it. I don't really have anything that's smaller Diameter. But it helps my …

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOTTT!!!!! IT IS COMPLETE!!!!!! I soldered jumpers to every pad, directly to the next/last IC in line to avoid the traces altogether. Then I pulled the Jumpers out from the case, So I can mount them directly. It WORKS!!!! I am so damn happy right now, you guys have no idea. http://imgur. …

If you have a DMM I would test continuity between the DIN connector on the motherboard and the keyboard controller (the IC longer than the bios) if there is continuity in all the lines there should be... then you may need to change the keyboard controller IC. With there being a battery leak... my …

I'm fairly confident they do, but don't hold me to that. I've seen people do some crazy things like this: That is pretty funny. Regards to your Keyboard prob... You could try the keyboard in another system to rule in or out the keyboard itself? If the Keyboard is ok... you could change the Keyboard …

Hey! Welcome to Vogons. This is awesome... it's nice seeing another DLC3 out there and in a different 3rd party setup. I don't know how many 3rd party's got a hold of the DLC3 to incorporate into their systems but there were only a few, Alaris being another: - http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f= …

Do you get the brief flashing of the num/caps/scroll lock LEDs when you turn on the computer? If not, the keyboard fuse on the motherboard could be blown, otherwise you might've missed a severed trace in your repair attempt. Thanks for the response! Would this be the right fuse? Or is this for …

I figured, you guys might know a bit about the peripherals. So, I've got a HP PS/2 Keyboard (Literally just bought it for this purpose), That is plugged into the PS/2 => AT (5-Pin DIN).. I plug it into the machine and nothing.. No inputs register (I'm at the BIOS POST screen, and it's asking me to " …

Good day all! I am posting here to get some help from this wonderful community that can hopefully help me to identify this ever increasingly strange IBM machine I've acquired recently. So, from the outside the machine is Labled as a U.S. Logic DX4/100 machine, with a badge on the back that says " …