Today when I mounted the SSD in my Pentium4 I asked myself: why not get the fastest CPU for my system before some gold digger from Clondike destroys hundreds of CPUs for a few micrograms of gold? I noticed that the CPU is original at 1.6GHz, the socket is 478 and the bus seems to be only 400 from IBM PDF specifications. So the fastest CPU I can mount is the Pentium 4 at 2.6Ghz with a 400Mhz bus, am I right? tnks
According to this P4 @ 2.2ghz ... https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/announcements/arc … e/ENUSAG02-0016
not exactly, i made a quick test and this is the result… you can see the original cpu, the one i have tried and how the Bios see the 533bus cpu
A little update…. with the 2,6ghz 533 bus the buos not seems to accept the cpu and windows reboot at loop
Classic.
" This cpu is not in our database so we won't allow you to use it hassle free "
Can you boot with bypassing by pressing F2?
Stuck at 10MHz...
waterbeesje wrote on 2024-01-25, 16:45:Classic.
" This cpu is not in our database so we won't allow you to use it hassle free "Can you boot with bypassing by pressing F2?
yes but reboot after 10 seconds during windows load
