I found a web site of how I can take out my Katmai 450 Mhz and put in a Coppermine 850 Mhz!
I decided to first check the Vcore regulator chip and the code indicates I have a late revision P2B-F. Then I flashed the BIOS in DOS to 1013.
Then I cleared the CMOS and swapped the processor.
Turned on the power... It's POSTing!
I just put the motherboard back to use, because I have another slot 1 motherboard, an Intel, that isn't looking so good in comparison:
1: There's an odd looking cap, it looks like it wants to bulge, lol. Looks like it may be a silver Nichicon.
But I can't confirm it's bulging. It's a cap with no vent. Between PCI slots.
2: That board has mostly Nichicon PWs next to the processor.
3: But unfortunately, it's looking more like the Intel motherboard is from the PRC, so I decided to junk it.
Even though it has OSCON caps, (blue) but, there's only 3 of them.
So I decided the Asus P2B-F is the winner! ROC goodness! Which, it's loaded with United Chemicon LXZs, IIRC and Rubycon YXGs.
I decided to first check the Vcore regulator chip and the code indicates I have a late revision P2B-F. Then I flashed the BIOS in DOS to 1013.
Then I cleared the CMOS and swapped the processor.
Turned on the power... It's POSTing!
I just put the motherboard back to use, because I have another slot 1 motherboard, an Intel, that isn't looking so good in comparison:
1: There's an odd looking cap, it looks like it wants to bulge, lol. Looks like it may be a silver Nichicon.
But I can't confirm it's bulging. It's a cap with no vent. Between PCI slots.
2: That board has mostly Nichicon PWs next to the processor.
3: But unfortunately, it's looking more like the Intel motherboard is from the PRC, so I decided to junk it.
Even though it has OSCON caps, (blue) but, there's only 3 of them.
So I decided the Asus P2B-F is the winner! ROC goodness! Which, it's loaded with United Chemicon LXZs, IIRC and Rubycon YXGs.
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