Author: Fernando Villegas
Date: 19:18:37 10/03/00
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On October 03, 2000 at 21:45:46, Christophe Theron wrote: >On October 03, 2000 at 15:12:45, Fernando Villegas wrote: > >>Christophe: >>Just in case you get into trouble with this processor again, as me, I can now >>tell you that sometimes the problem seems to be in the memory bank, not because >>some unit is malfunctioning, but because they are not exactly the same, same >>brand, etc. Or they are not simetrical. Problem sometimes appears if you add and >>put to run odd number of Mb. That's a fact sometimes you can forget. Another >>thing: the processor runs Ok with 3,3 V. No overheating. It is just in the limit >>of the unit. Until now aLL goes ok. If ever the computer produces some flames, i >>will tell you :-) >>FERNANDO > The motherboard is a M598lmr using a SiS530 chipset to leverage extra perfomance from the socket-7 architecture. It uses three DIMM slots for 3,3 V SDRAM. Every kind of device supported in the card. According to my guru, he uses it for a server than run all day, all days, all months, every minute, without ever failing. Well, let us see... Fernando P.D. I almost cannot wait the delivery of your engines in rebel 11 package. > >I find it really strange that you have to set it to 3.3V. > > What's your processor exactly? Isn't it a processor for a lower frequency that >somebody has sold to you pretending it will work at the higher frequency? > >I never had to "overvolt" a processor. Only when I was trying to overclock. And >with the K6-2 it's a very bad idea to overclock. > > > > Christophe
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