Subject: Re: Processor types
From: Buddha (buddha@gci.net)
Date: Sat Jun 22 2002 - 04:24:42 AKDT
I also have a Abit BP6 with dual Celery 366s overclocked to 550Mhz for a
few years now. See this site for more info.
>
> Hacking on who's part? I have an ABIT BP6 dual Celeron 500 I've been
> using for a couple of years (that blue box I drag to Fri. Linux). Greg
> Madden just put together an dual Coppermine ASUS board, had a minor
> bios issue, but I inderstand it's working now.
>
> I understand Intel didn't intend dual Celerons to work, but they have
> been for a couple of years.
>
> Jim Gribbin
>
> On Fri, 2002-06-21 at 15:09, Justin Dieters wrote:
>>
>> I've seen dual socket 370 motherboard's and 370->Slot1 adapter cards
>> out there that can enable you to run dual celerons, although iirc, it
>> takes some creative hacking (literally) to get it to work.
>>
>> Justin
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>> civileme wrote:
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>> >The Celeron has the same internals and execution units as the P-III
>> >The Celeron has no ability to be placed on a mainboard with other
>> >Celerons to make a multiprocessor computer (the Pentium DOES have
>> >that capacity)
>> >
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