Rob,
I just know MTP (over at BP6.com and VP6-Board.com) is running his
PIII's 700@933 (this is in his signature block: Tiger100 Dual
PIII700E@933). I know my older Tyan board has jumpers for 66 and 100.
And the PowerLeap slockets I have supposedly let me change the core
voltage and FSB. The CPU's I have (400's) came in a slocket upgrade kit
from Evergreen and look like they had been run through the mill. For 40
bucks a pop I could not complain.
I know that there are a couple dual FC (i.e. PIII because of the dually)
boards that sound good other than the VP6. The Epox EP-D3VA and MSI
694D series (check out the reviews at 2CPU.com) seem like alternatives.
Most slot 1 guys have went to slockets. You might try eBay to give you
an idea on prices.
You got me curious now. Might have to pull the old 366's out of the BP6
that our overclocked to 550 and see if they work in the Tyan.
Take Care and Happy Holidays,
Eldon
Robert Davies wrote:
>> The Tyan Tigers appear to be good slot 1 boards. I have one running
>> dual slockets (powerleap) with dual Celery 400's@66FSB. Tried to get
>> them to 100FSB but no go. I know one of the guys over on BP6.com runs a
>> Tyan and Gateway (that is where my board came from off of eBay) uses
>> them. Seems real solid.
>
>
> I looked at a Tyan as replacement for BP6 at fair last weekend. The manual
> explicitly states that Celerons will run at 66Mhz FSB, and that the FSB was
> not settable by jumpers or menu. Ended my interest in that board.
>
> Another board that worked well was the Asus P2B, but you'ld be lucky to find
> one now.
>
> When I was looking at alternative to the BP6, a Socket 370 PPGA board was
> hard to find, nevermind dual Slot 1 boards.
>
> Rob
>
>
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