05-01-05  19:53, Jim Holsonback told James Bradley about Freebies

 How do, Jim?

 JB> Maybe you'd know: 100 fsb/socket 370 will take me to a
 JB> !!!/Celeron 800, or a VIA 900MHz? I keep getting mushy info
 JB> from the manufacturer, and my I-Net time is limited.

 JH> Sorry, I have limited experience with Socket 370 - and BIR the only
 JH> ones of those I have in my stache would likely only support up to
 JH> Celeron 533 or so,  at 66MHz FSB.  I think I have a Slot 1 board which
 JH> supports up to PIII 800 MHz at 100 FSB or so,  but that would require a
 JH> 'Slotket' card for the Socket 370 chips.  Not really sure, as I've
 JH> never investigated it.

Hmmm... The best I've gathered, is the VIA will run the MB {at} 100, and the
Intel products drop the speed to 66. The only thing that came with the
docs, was it will run a 466M CPU or above. From my previous research, I
garnered the 800M Intel, and a 900M VIA CPU was the last 370 produced for a
66/100M fsb.

 JH> What is your board's make, model and Revision number?  I'll try do do
 JH> some looking.  Some board mfgrs are better about posting their
 JH> boards' cpu compatibility than others.

Ya... And being from a Taiwan OEM...

The manufacturer is SaintSong (One word.)
System model is EPC-I

The MB, I know is by Intel, with an 810 vid. built in. As you may tell by
now, it is a so called single board PC. (Total system footprint: 150x106 mm
) I could open up the case to find a MB model number, but it's only a mild
curiosity at the time. (Besides, I'd need a microscope. ;-) The HD went
South on it, so the next buck is going to be spent on that.



... James

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