Re: OC'ing a motherboard from 1998(sarcastic)
And anyone that encounters a pre-2000s Pentium III is encountering a "Katmai". "Katmai" was the first generation Pentium III that's pretty much a Pentium II with SSE! They aren't socket 370 at all!
They are cartridges! (slot 1) "Katmai" came out in 1999, IIRC...
OC'ing a motherboard from 1998(sarcastic)
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Re: OC'ing a motherboard from 1998(sarcastic)
A year or so after my parents bought that system with k6-2 cpu (which had a 24x cd-rom) , i was given an older 486 for free which came with a Mitsumi 1x cd-rom on SCSI with the ISA based SCSI card from Adaptec.
That was cool stuff, you pushed on a button on the drive's case (similar to the ones on ball point pens) and a cartridge would come out, then you lift the top cover and put the cd in, close the cover and push the cartridge back in.
Yeah , it was pretty much this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUBeHWVHh9U
The guy that owned the company my parents bought the computer from had a 2x external HP CD writer, which was transferring data to the drive using the parallel port.
Slow as hell (took something like 40-50 minutes to burn a CD), but quite something for that time.Leave a comment:
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Re: OC'ing a motherboard from 1998(sarcastic)
O.o
Today, you can get a Blu-Ray burner for about $100!Leave a comment:
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Re: OC'ing a motherboard from 1998(sarcastic)
Oh the old times... I remember my first PC ever with AMD K6-2 333 Mhz ( ? x 66 mhz) and overclocking it to 350 Mhz by going with 100 mhz bus and 3.5x multiplier.
The board was also one of the best in my country at the time, a PC Chips Elipina m577 : http://www.amoretro.de/2011/11/pc-ch...on_pm9900.html
Good times...Leave a comment:
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Re: OC'ing a motherboard from 1998(sarcastic)
Oh the old times... I remember my first PC ever with AMD K6-2 333 Mhz ( ? x 66 mhz) and overclocking it to 350 Mhz by going with 100 mhz bus and 3.5x multiplier.
The board was also one of the best in my country at the time, a PC Chips Elipina m577 : http://www.amoretro.de/2011/11/pc-ch...on_pm9900.html
Good times...Leave a comment:
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Re: OC'ing a motherboard from 1998(sarcastic)
I overclocked my P3 so much it says %&2 MHz.
True story.
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Actually it's not really overclocked much. Nor do I don't recall what characters it printed there, but the multiplier and FSB speed combo isn't in the table of supported frequencies so it went past bounds and printed garbage.Leave a comment:
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Re: OC'ing a motherboard from 1998(sarcastic)
Or a Pentium III at 1.2GHz?Leave a comment:
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Re: OC'ing a motherboard from 1998(sarcastic)
Why not a K6-III+ at just 1 jiggahertz?Leave a comment:
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Re: OC'ing a motherboard from 1998(sarcastic)
Nothing for a month, is it time to bring out the violins for the brave old Pentium III who wanted to run at two jiggahertz?Leave a comment:
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Re: OC'ing a motherboard from 1998(sarcastic)
I remember swapping crystal oscillators once to overclock... this was circa 1994, however.Leave a comment:
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Re: OC'ing a motherboard from 1998(sarcastic)
1998 huh.... Let me guess DIP-switches to set the frequency?Leave a comment:
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OC'ing a motherboard from 1998(sarcastic)
Hi all. I'm OC'ing a motherboard from '98, and I want to show you how it's done. It's going to be awesome, and photos/instructions are coming later.Tags: None
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