On 26 Apr 00, at 18:41, Grant Hightower wrote:

> I have a AT&T Globalyst 360 TPC with 40 MB memory,56k modem. It
> came with an Intel 486 DX2 66 MHz chip in a Socket 3 . I installed
> an Intel DX4ODPR100 Overdrive chip, ran the diagnostic test disk,
> with everything checking out OK. The problem is my computer boots
> up and runs normally for a period of time anywhere between 3-30
> minutes then will suddenly lock up. The only way to get everything
> to work again is to reboot. I checked to make sure the chip was
> fully inserted and according to my manual the only jumper I had to
> change was JP 36 to pins 1-2. I know this is an old computer, but
> if anyone can offer any solution to this problem it would be
> greatly appreciated.

  Hmmm...  The only mention I can find on the web of a 486-based
Globalyst 360 TPC model (rather than a P75 Pentium model) is on a
list of systems with which Kingston's TurboChip isn't compatible.
It's possbile that it has the same issue with the Intel OverDrive as
the Kingston....
  Since I could not find a manual for this board online, I have no
idea what JP 36 does.  What does your manual say about it?

David G

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