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Sir Golitech · Nov 2, 2003

Can anyone give me any ideas on which kind of motherboard I can use with my new Slot-T 1.3GHz Tualy?

I'm looking for a mobo that has more BIOS adjustments than my ECS board...ie:FSB/i/o voltage.My current board only has FSB adjustments of 100/103/106/112/133.It would be nice to have adjustments in between 112/133.I pretty much just need a board that will support my chip.

I'm unsure of what is needed in the way of info for you guys, if you could let me know I will post the info.

Cheers
Goli

Sir Golitech · Nov 2, 2003

Would this work???
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Gnufsh · Nov 2, 2003

It looks like it would work. You would want to grab another celly, though, that looks like a dually.

LutaWicasa · Nov 2, 2003

Slot-T??

Anyhoo...........later model Celerons do not support SMP.

deadkenny · Nov 3, 2003

Can you elaborate on what you mean by a 'slot-T' Tualatin? Is that a Tualatin on something like a PowerLeap slot 1 adapter? In any case, the m/b you posted a link to is a dual socket 370 m/b, so I doubt that's what you're looking for. If you actually have a socket 370 Tualatin CPU on an adapter card, then you could remove the processor and put it into a socket 370 m/b. Otherwise, you'll have to get a slot 1 m/b. Unless that's some sort of 'server' slot processor, in which case you'll need an appropriate m/b. Can you provide more details on the particular processor? What's the L2 cache? 256KB, 512KB or more? Is it a Celeron or PIII?

Sir Golitech · Nov 3, 2003

This is the adapter and this is the chip
I would like to use the adapter still, but I may sacrifice it for a good socket370 board at reasonable price.My current board has both options, it's just old.Both options would also be nice in a new board.

I just believe this chip could go higher if I had a better board.

Sir Golitech · Nov 5, 2003

Could anyone give me some names of mobo's with a Slot-1/socket-370 combination?

Cheers
Goli

deadkenny · Nov 5, 2003

I think you're going to have enough trouble finding a good socket 370 m/b with Tualatin support, never mind with a slot 1 as well. There's no advantage to using the adapter, in fact you're probably worse off with regard to OC'ing. If you can find a TUSL2-C m/b (ASUS socket 370 with Tualatin support) that would probably be your best bet for OC'ing.

Sir Golitech · Nov 5, 2003

Thanks deadkenny

would any of these ones work?Obviously without the adapter.
Mobo1
Mobo2
I think the last one does.

deadkenny · Nov 5, 2003

The second explicitly states Tualatin support, so I would assume it would work. For the first, it isn't clear. An ECS m/b using a SiS chipset would not be my first choice, especially if you want to OC. You'll be much better off with a m/b based on the Intel 815 chipset. Likewise, another manufacturer, such as ASUS, would be a better choice. Especially for OC'ing.

Benssax · Nov 6, 2003

This would do great

Soyo Tisu 815EP

http://www.computerhq.com/hardware/partinfo-id-3452.html

deadkenny · Nov 6, 2003

I've never been a big fan of Soyo myself. But I agree, that m/b will be a much better choice than either of the ECS / SiS m/b's.

LutaWicasa · Nov 6, 2003

A fine choice for a socket 370 that supports the Taully core is an Abit ST6.........won't be easy to find though. Not too many manufacturers are still producing S370 boards and even fewer (if any) producing slot1's

Sir Golitech · Nov 8, 2003

Has anyone heard anything about this board
Good or bad?

deadkenny · Nov 8, 2003

Right chipset, but really uneasy about DFI. I would recommend sticking to the 'major' brands, ASUS, Abit, MSI, ...

Sir Golitech · Nov 8, 2003

I would for sure, but it's really tuff finding Socket 370 with 815 chipset.

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