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I am trying to figure out if there is a way to over clock a PPRO 200 with the gold contact tabs that are on the top of the chip above and below the raised plate.
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Pentium Pro 200
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Never heard of this. But then again this CPU was (even when PII was available) way too expensive to mess around with! Most PPro's allowed changing the multiplier though...
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Ahh...I love seeing a pic of those. Look at that die! Man, that sucker's huge!
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theflyingrat said:
Beauty aint she.
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Ever seen the one with a meg of cache? Funny resemblance to the new Athlon XP.
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P PRO 200
Thanks for all the hype about the proc. but I still wish to Speed this baby up. I know I can get it to run at 233 Mhz but I have the coolers to make it hum if I can jump it. Are there any, dare I say it, "SOFTWARE" hop ups that I could look into? I am currently running 2000 Pro with all possible updates.
THKS.
Ken
Thanks for all the hype about the proc. but I still wish to Speed this baby up. I know I can get it to run at 233 Mhz but I have the coolers to make it hum if I can jump it. Are there any, dare I say it, "SOFTWARE" hop ups that I could look into? I am currently running 2000 Pro with all possible updates.
THKS.
Ken
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TC said:
Is there any way to get a chip schematic?
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crunchenken said:
Not that I know of - what would you do with one?
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Re: P PRO 200
There is a small chance that soft fsb might work. The only way I can see you overclocking it is if the motherboard has enough adjustment options for front side bus.
crunchenken said:
There is a small chance that soft fsb might work. The only way I can see you overclocking it is if the motherboard has enough adjustment options for front side bus.
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A while ago I saw on ebay a slot one to Pentium Pro soecket type. I guess that way you could put that chip in a motherboard that has some ability to overclock. I own an old IBM dual PPro system, I have not tried to overclock it though. I did upgrade the heatsinks, before they did not even have fans on them.
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dude said:
I still have the same mother board that the 1 proc came on.
I have another added to the board and I have 2 spare procs just in case.
Who would make an aftermarket Mother board to house possibly all 4 of the procs.
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