Reply 40 of 41, by analog_programmer
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Manufacturer/Identifier: TIGA TG-MVP+ Rev. 1.0 (clone of Zida Tomato TX100)**
Chipset: VIA VT82C580VPX (Apollo VPX/97)
BIOS/Version: AMI BIOS
BIOS ID: 51-0320-008078-00111111-071595-VIAVPX-TG-MVP+-F
BIOS Sign-on: TG-MVP+ Ver 1.00 (000411)
** - Some weird features of this board (also apply to Zida TX100(-3D) boards):
1) The user manual for Zida Tomato TX100 states that it supports Pentium P54C (non-MMX), AMD K5, Cyrix/IBM 6x86, IDT/WinChip C6 processors, but seems like the motherboard doesn't support any CPU with core voltage of 3.3 V or higher. TRW site states that it doesn't support non-MMX class Pentium processors. Tested with Pentium 100 (P54C) - doesn't boot; with AMD K6-233, AMD K6-2-550 and AMD K6-III-450 - works normally.
2) This Apollo VPX chipset supports FSB frequencies of 88, 90, 95 and even 100 MHz. The maximum supported CPU frequency is 600 MHz (6 x 100 Mhz).
3) The board lacks any onboard L2 cache, so if you're not using any AMD K6-III CPU, forget about L2 cache.
4) To clear CMOS settings you have to hold <F> key during power-on/reboot. To redetect/reset CPU model you have to hold <J> key during power-on/reboot.
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