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will the asus p3v4x support tutalin p3 chips?
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No, I DONT think P3V4X will support Tualtin.....but maybe?
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maybe officially it wont support it, but if bx's clock generators can supply the right voltage or whatever, i'm sure that this board is not less good, and whats wrong in a tutalin thats a bit overcloakt? 
my biggest concern if the motherboard will need a bios(update) to support this chip, i dont care that if(the bios) would recognize it(tutalin) as a486 as long as it will run like a tutalin
my biggest concern if the motherboard will need a bios(update) to support this chip, i dont care that if(the bios) would recognize it(tutalin) as a486 as long as it will run like a tutalin
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No, it won't.
Powerleap may be making an adapter to convert it, but nothing definite yet.
Powerleap may be making an adapter to convert it, but nothing definite yet.
Sadly No.... P3V4X'ers will be stuck with their Coppermines....
" There is - of course - a downside to the new Pentium III processor as well. It may have the same socket (Socket370) as the good old Coppermine, but it requires a different I/O-voltage and thus a different chipset. Right now, you need a new version of Intel's 815 chipset (i815 EP B-stepping) to run the new PIII. Current PIII-boards won't be able to host the new breed. " - Tomshardware
" There is - of course - a downside to the new Pentium III processor as well. It may have the same socket (Socket370) as the good old Coppermine, but it requires a different I/O-voltage and thus a different chipset. Right now, you need a new version of Intel's 815 chipset (i815 EP B-stepping) to run the new PIII. Current PIII-boards won't be able to host the new breed. " - Tomshardware
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