revised post : P3-800 (256K/PC133) work on a Abit BE-6 v1.0

[The False ProFhet_]

sorry, I didn't quite get or understand the answer that I wanted. That is because I've asked an unspecific question.

Here is my revised post:


Question 1:
If I am able to obtain a PIII 800 Flip Chip that runs on a 133Mhz bus and a FlipChip to Slot 1 Adapter, would it be possible to operate on a Slot 1 Abit BE6 v1.0 running under PIII 800 100Mhz settings?

Question 2:
If I am able to obtain a PIII 866 Flip Chip that runs on a 133Mhz bus and a FlipChip to Slot 1 Adapter, would it be possible to operate on a Slot 1 Abit BE6 v1.0 running under PIII 850 100Mhz settings?


I have a "Made In Korea" 128MB 100Mhz stick (I think it might be a Samsung) and a 64MB 100Mhz Infinity stick

Also a V3 2000 AGP

Do you guys believe that this configuration is possible?

Currently I am operating on Slot 1 Celeron 366 that can't go past 413Mhz =(

[Placid]

Yes you can run the 800e with no problem.
The 800eb will most surely not work with your video card,also that board is not one of the more stable bx boards at higher fsb speeds.
There is a review of the board here:

http://www.anandtech.com/showdoc.html?i=1022&p=1

[Lancelot]

Hey Placid, I believe what he is asking us is if an 800EB can work as an 800E, and an 866 as an 850!!! Well since the mulitpliers are locked, a P3-800EB (6x133FSB) at 100Mhz, will run at 600Mhz (6x100), and the 866 (6.5x133) will run at 650Mhz (6.5x100). There's no way working around that. However the BE6-II might be able to run at 133Mhz FSB, but it'll depend on the quality of his current PC100 RAM, set at 3-3-3 ofcourse.

[Phil]

The above post is right the multiplyer on intel chips is locked so running a 133mhz fsb chip at 100mhz would only give you 75% of the speed. But don't count out being able to run at a 133mhz fsb. A lot of pc100 memory will run at 133mhz, some is even rated for it but sold as pc100 (I have a crucial dimm that is pc133) and I also have a pc100 cl3 dimm that runs at 133mhz no problem. The voodoo may affect this though as they aren't know for achieving high bus speeds.