On Oct 30, 2005, at 4:50 PM, Pablo Roufogalis L. wrote:
Thanks Tyler.
What if I wanted to plug the CPU directly in the motherboard and tweak
the MB's jumpers?
Is that possible? Specifically, I'd have a lot of fun getting my
Beige G3 to 66/33/533 by the above scheme.
I'd guess it comes to if it is possible or not to remove the CPU from
the extra hardware.
Thanks in advance.
At 04:49 PM 10/30/2005, you wrote:
It is a PowerLogix ZIF upgrade I got about a year and half ago. It
just plugs in and goes. You set the speed on a dip switch on the ZIF
upgrade - no touching the logic board jumper settings. Gives a really
nice boost to everything.
'
The powerlogix and other upgrades that go over 533 for the beige have
their own multipliers on the board. They run at 66MHz with a 12x
multiplier. If you were to put it in your beige, the best you would get
is 533 based upon the motherboard jumpers. To go over 533, you do need
to use the manufacturers boards with the custom multiplier settings.
Len
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