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Hi Hal Trachtenberg! At 07:22 AM 4/2/01 -0400 you wrote:
>> I have motherboard SOYO SY-6BA and Intel Pentium II 450 MHz
>> (100x4.5) processor (slot 1).
>> User Manual writes that this mainboard
>> supports CPUs with frequency up to 600 MHz.
>> Recently I found on www.soyousa.com
>> that this board supports up to 800 (100x8) MHz (and I can see that
>> in my BIOS settings) and have ordered already processor
>> Intel Pentium III 700E MHz (SLOT 1 OEM).
>> But some people told me that this "coppermain" processor
>> needs 1.5v core voltage and probably my board can't give
>> such small voltage.
>>
>> Please, if someone has info about maximal core voltage of
>> coppermain processors let me know.
>> Also, how I could check this situation:
>> the new CPU could blow-up before I will able to read out
>> core voltage value in BIOS?
>> Thanks anyway for any info and methodics,
>> --
>> Stanislav Rabinovich
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>Stanislav
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>The voltage specifications for the coppermine processors are as follows
>Pentium iii (Coppermine) External voltage = 3.3, Core voltage = 1.65 .
>Now as for the voltage support for your motherboard, the only one that I see
>that will support a P-III 700 is the SY-6BA+100. If this is the board that
>you have you should have no problem with your new processor. If you are
>using the SY-6BA+IV, this supports up to 600MHz, all the other 6BA models do
>not support a 700MHz processor and have even been discontinued.
I have SY-6BA+IV and they (www.soyousa.com)
display additional table where 700MHz and even 800 MHz are.
You can find that in Support-FAQ-CPU Related section:
PIII SLOT I
Model PIII CPU (MHz)
650 667 700 733 750 800 800EB
6BA+IV Y N Y N Y Y N
Also I see that in my BIOS settings.
My doubts are only about core voltage but I can't get this info.
If this board support PIIIs does that mean it can produce 1.65v
in CPU auto-detect mode ?
--
Stanislav Rabinovich
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