I got my cpu in today. It is the AXDA2400DKV3C, and it is working. It is running at 1500 mhz with a 15x multiplier. This is a good result, so I'll continue on with the project. I'm still thinking bout that ms 6571 motherboard and may switch to it, if there are issues. Thanks everyone who replied to …

The PCI speed is always set to 33 MHz for each "milestone" FSB speed that the chipset supports (100, 133, 166 and so on), and is always overclocked when you go beyond the FSB between these specs. This is why I thought 133 could work. The chart showed there would be a pci bus speed of 33.3 when at …

[...] In the manual, it has a chart showing the jumper settings for the board. One of them is 133 and the chart even shows the PCI bus speed is a normal 33.3 at 133. Maybe it was a cut and paste mistake by biostar? That still doesn't explain why there are photos of this board with the header …

I have two of these boards. They didn't work with Thoroughbreds and I don't have any Palominos. There is jumper for 133FSB but this frequency doesn't work. I have bought two Thunderbird 1200B specifically for these boards. There is also Thunderbird 1400B, but I wasn't sure if it would run due to …

The "133" in KT133 refers to the supported RAM clock, not the FSB. KT133 only supported a (double-pumped) 100MHz FSB. KT133A was the first chipset for SoA that supported 133MHz/266MT/s FSB. The reason this board has the silkscreen for bus speed jumpers is that it is a late KT133 board probably …

Hey! My first post! I've been into computing since I was a kid. I've never really been into collecting or using old PC parts as a hobby until recently. I was nearly killed by covid a couple years ago, and about a month prior to getting to sick I had bought an old packard bell a950 with the monitor, …