http://ee.gigabyte.com/products/page/mb/ga-6vxe7_plus_30/download/ Here is all the drivers for the board. If you go into bios, it says that bios version FA from 03/21/01 supports coppermine cpus with D stepping. But not any tualatin cpu's. http://www.gigabyte.com/support-downloads/cpu-support-popup. …

It wouldn't hurt it to put in 512mb just to see. *Edit* http://ee.gigabyte.com/products/page/mb/ga-6v … _plus_30/specs/ ver. 3 supports 512mb ram. so yes.

Take the lever in the vertical position and lift up slowly. the top of the socket ill pop off. Then you can put another socket slider on the socket, and don't forget to reinstall the socket lever vertically when you snap it back together.

You could put in a dual processor 450mhz or 500mhz cpu card and run panther or tiger smoothly. I would also buy a radeon 9000 pro from a quicksilver g4 and overclock it. It will be a whole lot better than a rage 128. I have a voodoo v3 3000 in my power mac g3 :happy: Tiger is more dependent on …

looks like PNY

You could put in a dual processor 450mhz or 500mhz cpu card and run panther or tiger smoothly. I would also buy a radeon 9000 pro from a quicksilver g4 and overclock it. It will be a whole lot better than a rage 128. I have a voodoo v3 3000 in my power mac g3 😀

Doesn't a Pentium overdrive 83mhz have the same instruction set as an early Pentium?

What CPU cooler did you use and how did you fit it on there?

It is the AHX model. I did look into getting a k6 3 but I don't know how much better it is. I'm kind of new to socket 7 amd CPUs. I mostly have Intel mmx and 1 cyrix mx3 I think. I can't think of the name off the top of my head but I think I'm close. It does have a lot more cache compared to the …

I obtained a voodoo 3 3000 pci about 2 years ago that was flashed to work in a mac. I tried to flash it to work in a pc again but every time I tried to flash it threw up an error saying "voodoo banshee not found" or something like that. So I am going to try one last time before I put it up on ebay …

So I fixed this old soyo sy-5ssm motherboard, it had 3 blown 6.3 volt caps. I decided to take this motherboard to its limits in this build with overclocking the crap out of it. Now if anyone has any recommended fsb settings or any k6 2 475mhz overclocking info it would be gladly appreciated

Congrats dude, I thought the thread originally read XP SP3 on 2GHz. I'm guessing you used either a 486 or a Pentium overdrive, but how did you get it THAT slow?

Yes, i found the same forum you got that pin out from. it is correct and what you will need for the usb header is a dual usb 1-5 cable. but since pins 1 and 6 are at different ends the wrong pin would be getting the 5 volts. In my opinion I would just buy a pci usb 2.0 card. Its much faster and it …

With the usb header I think that the board manufacturer didn't feel like excluding pin 10, but that pin isn't connected anyway.It's a standard header, so you can put a 9 pin usb header in there. You just have to drill out a hole (on the usb mobo cable) for the 10th pin.

When dealing with retro computing, then it does not matter. As long as the machine is disconnected from the internet. I've used old PC's (win 95) on the web. It's not that great anyway for modern websites. Modern viruses wouldn't probably even run :lol: You will still have to wait years for …

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