Reply 20 of 25, by boggsman
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Reply 21 of 25, by appiah4
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I have the same motherboard and I'm looking forward to making a dual Coppermine + Voodoo 3 Win2K PC with it to replace my AthlonXP + Voodoo 3 Win 2K build.. But the PIII-866s I have are not the same SLXXX code, in fact one is 1.65V and the other 1.7V. I was wondering if this board requires them to be identical and what CPUs you are running. It is hard to make out from the blurry photos 😀
Come to think of it I also have non-matching PIII-1000s, one with a heatspreader and one without.. Hmm..
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Reply 22 of 25, by H3nrik V!
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appiah4 wrote on 2023-08-24, 14:34:I have the same motherboard and I'm looking forward to making a dual Coppermine + Voodoo 3 Win2K PC with it to replace my AthlonXP + Voodoo 3 Win 2K build.. But the PIII-866s I have are not the same SLXXX code, in fact one is 1.65V and the other 1.7V. I was wondering if this board requires them to be identical and what CPUs you are running. It is hard to make out from the blurry photos 😀
Come to think of it I also have non-matching PIII-1000s, one with a heatspreader and one without.. Hmm..
One of those could in theory be a Tualatin-256 then 😉
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Reply 23 of 25, by appiah4
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H3nrik V! wrote on 2023-08-24, 15:14:appiah4 wrote on 2023-08-24, 14:34:I have the same motherboard and I'm looking forward to making a dual Coppermine + Voodoo 3 Win2K PC with it to replace my AthlonXP + Voodoo 3 Win 2K build.. But the PIII-866s I have are not the same SLXXX code, in fact one is 1.65V and the other 1.7V. I was wondering if this board requires them to be identical and what CPUs you are running. It is hard to make out from the blurry photos 😀
Come to think of it I also have non-matching PIII-1000s, one with a heatspreader and one without.. Hmm..
One of those could in theory be a Tualatin-256 then 😉
This, perhaps?
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Reply 24 of 25, by H3nrik V!
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Definitely a Coppermine https://www.cpu-world.com/sspec/SL/SL5B3.html
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Reply 25 of 25, by The Serpent Rider
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To begin with, Pentium 3 Tualatin-256 supposedly does not support SMP, because it's the same silicon as Tualerons.
wrote:I think the 4 DIMMs will be stable since they are Registered.
Since they are double-stacked, I have some doubts. But regular registered modules (18/20 chips) most likely will work fine.
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