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- Jul 8, 2005
Hi
My first posting on your board!
Hardware specs:
- P2 400
- 392 MB RAM
- HighPoint Rocket133 ATA Controller
- Samsung hdds (4x)
- Chaintech 6btm-0
- Voodoo 3 3000
- Windows 2000
I want to upgrade my server. My idea is to put in a Celeron 1300 (FSB100) und upgrade RAM to 512 MB. Why Celeron 1300? My focus is on a silent pc system and low heat dissipation. The typical power dissipation is around 34.8 W. I think thats a good value compared to 27.6 W on my ol' PII 400. I expect to have low heat development w/out implementing a lot of coolers.
To setup the new cpu i want to purchase a SLOT-T adapter of Upgradeware.
Checking my prolly ourdated manual about Vcore it reads 1.8 ~ 3.5V.
I contacted Upgradeware about that issue and received the following statement:
Sounds good. So it should be possible to run the Celeron 1300 w/ the help of a bios upgrade and a SLOT-T adapter.
Unfortunately i got another message of Upgradeware which is confusing me:
My PWM IC seems to be the "good" one. The guy from Upgradeware judged i don't have rev. C or D cause of the implemented PWM IC. I opened up my case to be certain and it reads: "6BTM0-D100A".
What a mess?!?
Maybe some1 around here has a 6btm w/ similar rev.? If so please share your experience.
I contacted Chaintech btw but havent received an answer so far. Seems they want me to buy a new mobo to increase their profits
Hoping for helpfull replies.
Thanks in advance.
Greetings
GermanKraut77
My first posting on your board!
Hardware specs:
- P2 400
- 392 MB RAM
- HighPoint Rocket133 ATA Controller
- Samsung hdds (4x)
- Chaintech 6btm-0
- Voodoo 3 3000
- Windows 2000
I want to upgrade my server. My idea is to put in a Celeron 1300 (FSB100) und upgrade RAM to 512 MB. Why Celeron 1300? My focus is on a silent pc system and low heat dissipation. The typical power dissipation is around 34.8 W. I think thats a good value compared to 27.6 W on my ol' PII 400. I expect to have low heat development w/out implementing a lot of coolers.
To setup the new cpu i want to purchase a SLOT-T adapter of Upgradeware.
Checking my prolly ourdated manual about Vcore it reads 1.8 ~ 3.5V.
I contacted Upgradeware about that issue and received the following statement:
Hi
Thank you for the PWM IC number. AIC1569CS (1.3V~3.5V) could support the lower voltages that a Tualatin needs.
Here are the general upgrade tips:
1) Pleaes update to the latest BIOS for your motherboard before CPU upgrade. (http://www.chaintech.com.tw/tw/eng/Download/)
2) Suggest to clear CMOS because the previous settings might not be suitable for a Tualatin processor
3) The Celeron Tualatin 1.0GHz/1.1GHz/1.2GHz/1.3GHz/1.4GHz (0.13micron, FC-PGA2, FSB 100MHz, L2 cache 256K) are your upgrade choice.
Best regards
Tech Support
Sounds good. So it should be possible to run the Celeron 1300 w/ the help of a bios upgrade and a SLOT-T adapter.
Unfortunately i got another message of Upgradeware which is confusing me:
Hi
6BTM0 has different versions – C,D,E, F,G, H….etc – we believe that version C& D only support Vcore 1.8V~3.5V.
Because the Vcore of Coppermine processor ranges from 1.50V~1.75V, version C&D do not support it.
Yours should not be version C&D. You can adjust Vcore from Jumper on SLOT-T in order to change Vcore value.
My PWM IC seems to be the "good" one. The guy from Upgradeware judged i don't have rev. C or D cause of the implemented PWM IC. I opened up my case to be certain and it reads: "6BTM0-D100A".
What a mess?!?
Maybe some1 around here has a 6btm w/ similar rev.? If so please share your experience.
I contacted Chaintech btw but havent received an answer so far. Seems they want me to buy a new mobo to increase their profits
Hoping for helpfull replies.
Thanks in advance.
Greetings
GermanKraut77