One of you told me that even though my Chainech 6BTM motherboard (about 3 years old) with a Celeron 466 said in the manual it supported 450mhz I could still put higher Celerons in it. It is a BX440 chipset. So what are my upgrade options?
You can put up to P-III 600 SLOT1 Katmai core
If you use an adaptor you can also put celerons up to 766 fcpga
You can also overclock up to 133mhz fsb
(the bx chipset unofficialy supports that)
Hmm, that would mean it only supports Coppermine's before cCO and cDO stepping. So you would need an older stepping CPU. There are cBO (66Mhz FSB) Celeron's upto 700Mhz and cBO (100Mhz FSB) PentiumIII's upto 850Mhz
edit: Come to think of it; That warning must be about the so called 'split-plane Voltage' needed by cCO and cDO chips. The iBX doesn't support this split-plane at all, but a lot of people with a iBX based board (like me) are indeed running the newer steppings without any problem. Maybe the chip gets just a little warmer without split-plane (one of those split-plane Voltages is a little lower) but us OCers use decent cooling anyways...
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