First post, by Kahenraz
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I've been searching for a while and the closest I could find was the Supermicro P6SBA which only supports up to 100Mhz FSB. Are there any Tualatin boards with 3 ISA slots?
I've been searching for a while and the closest I could find was the Supermicro P6SBA which only supports up to 100Mhz FSB. Are there any Tualatin boards with 3 ISA slots?
wrote:I've been searching for a while and the closest I could find was the Supermicro P6SBA which only supports up to 100Mhz FSB. Are there any Tualatin boards with 3 ISA slots?
If you really want 133MHz FSB, Tualatin and ISA, then you might better do yourself a favor and simply use a BX board and overclock it.
3 is asking for a lot. You could always go all MacGyver with ISA extensions, I guess.
Native Tualatin support? , I dont know of any but if you use a slotkit , or adapter, the later 440BX boards will run fine and you do get them with 3 ISAs
But why 3x isa, only thing I can think of is video editing card, but there are better PCI verients for those...
Edit: The Supermicro P6SBU Comes to mind.
wrote:Native Tualatin support? , I dont know of any but if you use a slotkit , or adapter, the later 440BX boards will run fine and you do get them with 3 ISAs
But why 3x isa, only thing I can think of is video editing card, but there are better PCI verients for those...
Edit: The Supermicro P6SBU Comes to mind.
So I can LAPC-I/SCC-1/SB16. Slockets are acceptable as I have Tualatin-compatible ones. I just want to be sure I get a board which supports it.
wrote:Edit: The Supermicro P6SBU Comes to mind.
Like the P6SBA, there are only jumpers for 66 and 100Mhz bus speeds:
http://www.manualslib.com/manual/325001/Super … be.html?page=21
Hmm your right, only 100mhz FSB, you can still use one of the Celeron Taulatins with the correct slotkit, there is one thats 1.4ghz at 100mhz fsb , tradoff is 256kb cache, and it will say Celeron instead of Pentium
Edit: You will need a powerleap slotkit or similar http://www.powerleap.com/pdf_files/PL-iP3T.pdf
wrote:Celeron Taulatins with the correct slotkit
It's senseless, as Coppermine 1000 on 133 MHz should not to work meaningfully slower in games than Tualatin Celeron 1.4.
wrote:wrote:Celeron Taulatins with the correct slotkit
It's senseless, as Coppermine 1000 on 133 MHz should not to work meaningfully slower in games than Tualatin Celeron 1.4.
Thats true , but OP said he wants to use a Tualatin supported board.
wrote:Thats true , but OP said he wants to use a Tualatin supported board.
He wants Tualatin for more performance.
DFI had a board too "DFI CA61", has 133mhz FSB acording to the manual, its a Via Apollo 133a chipset so shouldn't be too bad, but Ive never used one of these boards. Its a good candidate for a pin modded Taulatin, you can get them on ebay or do one yourself, it works well on my Apollo 133a Gigabyte board....
wrote:Hmm your right, only 100mhz FSB, you can still use one of the Celeron Taulatins with the correct slotkit, there is one thats 1.4ghz at 100mhz fsb , tradoff is 256kb cache, and it will say Celeron instead of Pentium
Edit: You will need a powerleap slotkit or similar http://www.powerleap.com/pdf_files/PL-iP3T.pdf
Doesn't answer the question directly, but the Celeron 1000A is a great overclocker and has 100Mhz bus.
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wrote:LAPC-I is most suitable for a 386 and the SCC-1 fits a 486 or Pentium nicely.
So there is a reason a high powered Pentium III board usually doesn't have any ISA slots 😀
Although a motherboard of this sort would be great for a VIA based DOS slowdown machine (which brings ISA MIDI cards back in play).
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IPOX IP-3ETI23 is a Tualatin capable motherboard with 3 ISA slots. Technically is an old industrial motherboard, but it fits what Kahenraz was asking for...
http://www.bwi.com/document/603
http://mediaserver.voxtechnologies.com/FileCa … 431830-wm-2.png
wrote:IPOX IP-3ETI23 is a Tualatin capable motherboard with 3 ISA slots. Technically is an old industrial motherboard, but it fits what Kahenraz was asking for...
http://www.bwi.com/document/603
http://mediaserver.voxtechnologies.com/FileCa … 431830-wm-2.png
I can only imagine what the price on that board would be or if can even be found.
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Plastic parts looking nasty and yellow try this Deyellowing Plastic
Ok Its Actually not to bad
http://www.ebay.com/itm/IPOX-IP-3ETI23-for-Pe … 38AAOxyGwNTEIlm
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Nice find!
The AGP slot isn't keyed though. Any idea of its universal?