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[JohnS]

I picked-up a cheap SOYO sloket to run a 566@850 in my p2p rev1.02 MB. On this revision MB the lowest voltage you can get is 1.8v. This sloket does not support voltage selection. Is there a way to use the old tape trick on A119, A121, and B119 or other pins to force the 566 to ask for 1.8v from MB? I did this for an old 300a@450 for 2.2v. The only info I have found relates back to that era processors, not the newer Celerons.

PS: Or should I just buy a good sloket?

 

[Mr B]

The newer coppermine compatable slockets are costing between $10 and 15 now, which isn't a huge outlay of cash.

And its a lot easier to move jumpers around, than to wire the pins together on the back.

Good slockets;

Soltek SL02A++
Abit !!!
MSI MASTER 2.0
Asus and Iwill make good ones also, but darned if I can ever remember their model numbers.....

Mr B

 

[JohnS]

I ordered the cheapo because it was the only one available from the supplier I was purchasing a number of other items from. If this can be done, it would be quicker, and I am not afraid of soldering iron. How about just pointers to the coppermine voltage select pins for 1.6 -1.8. I have reference for 1.8v and higher. Just not the lower voltages for Coppermine.

 

[JohnS]

Found some data on voltage selection for coppermine celeron, but decided not go forward and ground the pins. An Abit sloket is now on the way, and I will have jumper settings for vcore.

 

[skip]

Good move. Better than possibly turning your Celeron into a keychain.

 

[Mr B]

Definitely. The slocket will allow more versitility. So much easier to change the setting than pulling the hsf and chip if you want to adjust the vcore.

Mr B