Author: Howard Exner
Date: 23:08:57 10/04/00
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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 > >PD: >What's that tiger Gambit? Download the freeware program Wcpuid from this URL. It identifies the processor, clock speed and a bunch of other things I don't understand. I have a K6-2 500 processor, on an Asus board. For me it was a resonable price to upgrade and no problems after two months of intense use. http://www.tweakfiles.com/processor/wcpuid.html In my Asus manual it gives voltage ranges for the different areas on the motherboard. Voltage for the K6-2 500 cpu is 2.2 (default as Christophe says) but can go up to 2.4 max. The Dram voltage setting is default of 3.5 but can go up to 3.6 or 3.8. So the voltage varies for Dram and cpu.
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