It could support them but personally I would cancel before you chase the rabbit down the hole.

If its a dual slot 1 board board its harder.

Without slotket adapters, or knowing if the board will support them 1st isn't wise. Most of the readily available slotket adapters dont support Tualatin atleast without modification. The ones that do can be seperatated into 2 categories, works with a Lin Lin adapter or one of those Korean guys interposers or just works. I would read up personally about what kinda challenges you might face 1st.

If its a dual socket 370 board its easier.

You will also need Microcode update in the BIOS, and if you don't know or have a official BIOS from tyan that supports Tualatin, than you'll have to mod the bios and insert the microcode yourself.

Thats a dual slot 1 board and if you want to run 1 cpu you might need one of those dummy CPU blanks for the other slot.

Its a multi layered thing so some things to think about. Because your asking I'm assuming that you dont know so forgive me if it sounds like Im preaching.

What Warlord said. What Slocket are you going to use ?

99,999% of the boards work without adding microcode so that is the least of things to worry about.
Tyan S1834 has a regular Award BIOS, nothing special about it and its VIA chipset works with Tualatin if you mod the slocket or source Powerleap/Upgradeware adapter.

Easiest to get it to work with single, much more difficult with dual Tualatin because not many slockets can be modded to that (Asus S370-DL, MSI Master are few examples).

Honestly idk what a slocket even is. I upgraded from an 866Mhz to the 1Ghz a couple years ago. I didn’t research anything and it just worked. I noticed this tualton has an IHS which is what made me curious if the cpu cooler mount was the same. I emailed the seller for a return. Ended up just buying it out of excitement yesterday then started researching. The thing I hate about eBay is unlike Amazon you can’t just cancel. Have to send an email and what not and wait.

The UpgradeWare 370T slotket will run them dual without issues. They're nearly impossible to find now though. I had them running in a P2B-D v1.06, it could be a little cranky at times; mainly because of the FSB overclock...but I also ran it in a Tyan dual slot (don't remember the model but VIA chipset), flawlessly stable.

The seller still hasn’t replied so maybe I’ll get it anyway. When you guys say “dual slot” what does that mean? The board does have slot 1 and a regular 370 socket. I just want to run 1 cpu. Does the cpu physically not fit in the same place my current cpu is in eg the standard socket?

Tyan S1834 is a dual CPU motherboard, did you read yours model wrong?

>VIA Apollo Pro133A

doesnt support tualatin, new cpu wont start
you could have upgraded motherboard instead to gain ~20% speed bump

rasz_pl wrote on 2022-12-10, 18:04:

Tyan S1834 is a dual CPU motherboard, did you read yours model wrong? […]
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Tyan S1834 is a dual CPU motherboard, did you read yours model wrong?

>VIA Apollo Pro133A

doesnt support tualatin, new cpu wont start
you could have upgraded motherboard instead to gain ~20% speed bump

Wow I did its S1854.

https://theretroweb.com/motherboards/s/tyan-s1854
tualatin wont work without modding/rare converters

rasz_pl wrote on 2022-12-11, 03:31:

https://theretroweb.com/motherboards/s/tyan-s1854
tualatin wont work without modding/rare converters

Oh well. Thanks for your help!