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viper650
03-29-2006, 11:22 AM
i have one of these laying around. from the pin arrangement, its exactly like the s478. this is not a pentium M, or celeron M. its from 2001 and it is just a pentium 4 mobile. came out of a dell laptop. can i stick this in a normal 478 board?

cirthix
03-29-2006, 11:59 AM
yes, but the multi will be locked at 12

viper650
03-29-2006, 12:13 PM
yes, but the multi will be locked at 12

ok, so if its a 400fsb chip now, it will function at...? i dont know the multiplier on it.

TL1000S
03-29-2006, 01:14 PM
ok, so if its a 400fsb chip now, it will function at...? i dont know the multiplier on it.

Mine booted straight up at 200x12 @ default VCore (1.50)..in a "super-cheap" Abit VT7 (Via PT880) mainboard.

viper650
03-29-2006, 01:16 PM
Mine booted straight up at 200x12 @ default VCore (1.50)..in a "super-cheap" Abit VT7 (Via PT880) mainboard.

your 400fsb chip booted at 200x12? that makes no sense... thats a 100 fsb increase? is yours a northwood core, 512 cache, 400fsb chip?

Thorburn
03-30-2006, 05:30 PM
Had a selection of these back in the day, used to pick up 1.8's off of ebay for £30 and then run them at 3.3GHz+ on air, superb chips. Shame they didn't have HT really.
Bear in mind the multiplier is locked at 12x regardless of the rated speed as the BIOS cannot deal with the Speedstep.

ibby
03-31-2006, 10:32 AM
unless you find a bios which supports speedstep.

Thorburn
03-31-2006, 10:33 AM
unless you find a bios which supports speedstep.

Know of any? :)

ibby
03-31-2006, 11:32 AM
not personally, however their was a thread about on xs which had info about the multiplyer.

Could be worth looking at "big toes" bios,

TL1000S
03-31-2006, 12:59 PM
your 400fsb chip booted at 200x12? that makes no sense... thats a 100 fsb increase? is yours a northwood core, 512 cache, 400fsb chip?

Why does it make no sense? :)
Yes..it's a NW, 512 cache..400fsb chip..
I must correct myself.. it is not a 2.4Ghz..but a 1.8Ghz.. (18x100 "default").
In a "desktop" MB it will default to MP=12..
As I've put it in a Via chipset based MB it is no point trying to raise the FSB (hint: PCI/AGP lock).
It may run at 3Ghz (or more) as Thorburn points out.. but it's still no contest against any of my Dothans.. :)

viper650
03-31-2006, 02:30 PM
Why does it make no sense? :)
Yes..it's a NW, 512 cache..400fsb chip..
I must correct myself.. it is not a 2.4Ghz..but a 1.8Ghz.. (18x100 "default").
In a "desktop" MB it will default to MP=12..
As I've put it in a Via chipset based MB it is no point trying to raise the FSB (hint: PCI/AGP lock).
It may run at 3Ghz (or more) as Thorburn points out.. but it's still no contest against any of my Dothans.. :)

i dont know what it boots at because its such an old chip. but it says on the IHS that its a 400/512 northwood

TL1000S
04-01-2006, 03:12 AM
Silly me... :confused:
I think I misunderstood...
Of course it will not boot *default* at 200x12.. It will boot at 100x12, but as these chips are highly willing "clockers" they will "take" FSB200 at ease.. hence my first post about setting FSB=200 in bios and boot..