First post, by 385387386
It is so crazy for a 486 board.
My first PC (1998)
IBM 6x86mx PR200
BIOSTAR M5ATA
16MB SDRAM
It is so crazy for a 486 board.
My first PC (1998)
IBM 6x86mx PR200
BIOSTAR M5ATA
16MB SDRAM
I seem to recall a site in not entirely sure whether it was fake or legit about 100 years ago
Temple of the llama or something like that.
Anyway, with a modified fridge, filled with vodka they got a 486 over 200mhz Iirc.
It's an ancient memory and I recall it seeming legit enough at the time.
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That is crazy.
My first PC (1998)
IBM 6x86mx PR200
BIOSTAR M5ATA
16MB SDRAM
How did you manage to get the POD to run at a 1.5x multiplier? I thought you could either use the default of 2.5x or block the fan sense pad for 1x??
maxtherabbit wrote on 2024-12-02, 15:19:How did you manage to get the POD to run at a 1.5x multiplier? I thought you could either use the default of 2.5x or block the fan sense pad for 1x??
I don't know, I just plug the CPU in and it post at 100MHz, with 66.66MHz FSB.
My first PC (1998)
IBM 6x86mx PR200
BIOSTAR M5ATA
16MB SDRAM
I will install a permedia 2 PCI to run quake to verify that is true or not.
My first PC (1998)
IBM 6x86mx PR200
BIOSTAR M5ATA
16MB SDRAM
Permedia 2 installed
P24T running @100MHz is true??????
My first PC (1998)
IBM 6x86mx PR200
BIOSTAR M5ATA
16MB SDRAM
Doom:
My first PC (1998)
IBM 6x86mx PR200
BIOSTAR M5ATA
16MB SDRAM
The CPU and Board(Luckystar LS-486E ver2.0) I'm using:
My first PC (1998)
IBM 6x86mx PR200
BIOSTAR M5ATA
16MB SDRAM
Could be one of those oem specials.
Someone big like Dell, IBM or HP usually have the ability to get things that otherwise don't exist.
There were a couple of 64-bit 478 p4s, and the 2878 v3 xeon with Ddr3 support exists
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Re: The thing no one asked for: KICAD 440bx reference schematic
myne wrote on 2024-12-02, 16:00:Could be one of those oem specials.
Someone big like Dell, IBM or HP usually have the ability to get things that otherwise don't exist.
There were a couple of 64-bit 478 p4s, and the 2878 v3 xeon with Ddr3 support exists
Maybe, but I don't know why?
My first PC (1998)
IBM 6x86mx PR200
BIOSTAR M5ATA
16MB SDRAM
a bit of calm look.....
1. this is not the LS 486 motherboard!!! but BEK-tronic
BEK-P407.
2. jp5 settings are for 40Mhz ... 2.5x40 = 100...
PiotrUU wrote on 2024-12-02, 17:24:a bit of calm look..... 1. this is not the LS 486 motherboard!!! but BEK-tronic BEK-P407. 2. jp5 settings are for 40Mhz ... 2.5x […]
a bit of calm look.....
1. this is not the LS 486 motherboard!!! but BEK-tronic
BEK-P407.
2. jp5 settings are for 40Mhz ... 2.5x40 = 100...
Yes and too bad the SpeedSys cache chart had been interrupted.
PiotrUU wrote on 2024-12-02, 17:24:a bit of calm look..... 1. this is not the LS 486 motherboard!!! but BEK-tronic BEK-P407. 2. jp5 settings are for 40Mhz ... 2.5x […]
a bit of calm look.....
1. this is not the LS 486 motherboard!!! but BEK-tronic
BEK-P407.
2. jp5 settings are for 40Mhz ... 2.5x40 = 100...
Wired.......
The jumper location and position are the same as Luckystar LS-486e.
The score of quake bench of the "100MHz" on this board also lower than POD83@83MHz ,FSB@33MHz on M915i(no L2 cache) board. Wired.......
Maybe just maybe the SiS chipset performance is very sluggish.....
My first PC (1998)
IBM 6x86mx PR200
BIOSTAR M5ATA
16MB SDRAM
Disruptor wrote on 2024-12-02, 18:38:PiotrUU wrote on 2024-12-02, 17:24:a bit of calm look..... 1. this is not the LS 486 motherboard!!! but BEK-tronic BEK-P407. 2. jp5 settings are for 40Mhz ... 2.5x […]
a bit of calm look.....
1. this is not the LS 486 motherboard!!! but BEK-tronic
BEK-P407.
2. jp5 settings are for 40Mhz ... 2.5x40 = 100...Yes and too bad the SpeedSys cache chart had been interrupted.
Not interrupted. It was running.
My first PC (1998)
IBM 6x86mx PR200
BIOSTAR M5ATA
16MB SDRAM
Are there better tool to verify the FSB @40MHz instead of 66.66MHz?
My first PC (1998)
IBM 6x86mx PR200
BIOSTAR M5ATA
16MB SDRAM
Look at the clock gen, and read the chipsets datasheet.
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Convert old ASUS ASC boardviews to KICAD PCB!
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Dos+Windows 3.11+tcp+vbe_svga auto-install iso template
Script to backup Win9x\ME drivers from a working install
Re: The thing no one asked for: KICAD 440bx reference schematic
385387386 wrote on 2024-12-03, 02:01:Disruptor wrote on 2024-12-02, 18:38:Yes and too bad the SpeedSys cache chart had been interrupted.
Not interrupted. It was running.
That makes no difference in the result. I cannot see the write and move chart.
Did you know you can save the SpeedSys result into a .pcx file?
That pcx file easily can be converted to a .png file and uploaded here 😀
Disruptor wrote on 2024-12-03, 03:54:That makes no difference in the result. I cannot see the write and move chart. Did you know you can save the SpeedSys result int […]
385387386 wrote on 2024-12-03, 02:01:Disruptor wrote on 2024-12-02, 18:38:Yes and too bad the SpeedSys cache chart had been interrupted.
Not interrupted. It was running.
That makes no difference in the result. I cannot see the write and move chart.
Did you know you can save the SpeedSys result into a .pcx file?
That pcx file easily can be converted to a .png file and uploaded here 😀
How to save to .pcx file? any parameters?
I'll try later.
My first PC (1998)
IBM 6x86mx PR200
BIOSTAR M5ATA
16MB SDRAM
I already knew that but I still take pics of the screen because its 100x faster to phone post than to transfer the file blah blah