need some help......

sonicfoot · December 17th, 2001, 14:39

what can you deduce from this?:
"810 chipsets offer flexible support for the desktop Intel® Celeron® or Pentium® III processors based on .13 micron or .18 micron process technology."
does this mean i can use a 1gig pentium 3 on my i810?

**Bgnome** · December 17th, 2001, 14:44

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ebola · December 17th, 2001, 16:44

the i810 chipset blows ass but it should support any intel coppermine cpu as long as your bios allows for it. is this an intel board or an intel chipset on say an abit or asus board? who makes the board?

it probably will not support .13 micron chips. most board manufacturers opted not to update bios's to include support for .13 except on their newest boards. so they can make more money. no problem though because the 1ghz p3 is .18

sonicfoot · December 17th, 2001, 17:21

the mobo manufacturer is microstar and the intergrated video thats embedded in it is an intel i810. i have seen members in this site that has a p3 on an 810 chipset, but what i didnt know was what was the maximum cpu speed i could use on the i810.

**Zephon** · December 17th, 2001, 19:33

Check the mobo's manufacturer site and look for a BIOS update. IF you can find one which adds support for Tualatin cpus(.13 micron), you'll be able to get a P3 with higher clock than 1GHz, which are based on the Tualatin core. The main difference between them, apart from the .13/.18 difference, is that the Tualatin has more cache, which can improve a bit the performance over the Coppermine cpus.

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Viperx25 · December 18th, 2001, 01:02

The i810 chipset will support up to a 1Ghz processor, but weather the motherboard can support it is antother question. I believe that the 1Ghz needs a different voltage regulator than slower chips.

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sonicfoot Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: England Posts: 728	need some help...... what can you deduce from this?: "810 chipsets offer flexible support for the desktop Intel® Celeron® or Pentium® III processors based on .13 micron or .18 micron process technology." does this mean i can use a 1gig pentium 3 on my i810?

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December 17th, 2001, 14:44	#2
Bgnome Who Da Gnome? Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: At Home Posts: 2,441	moved __________________ May the Gnome™ be With You

December 17th, 2001, 16:44	#3
ebola Registered User Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Chanhassen, MN Posts: 900	the i810 chipset blows ass but it should support any intel coppermine cpu as long as your bios allows for it. is this an intel board or an intel chipset on say an abit or asus board? who makes the board? it probably will not support .13 micron chips. most board manufacturers opted not to update bios's to include support for .13 except on their newest boards. so they can make more money. no problem though because the 1ghz p3 is .18

December 17th, 2001, 17:21	#4
sonicfoot Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: England Posts: 728	the mobo manufacturer is microstar and the intergrated video thats embedded in it is an intel i810. i have seen members in this site that has a p3 on an 810 chipset, but what i didnt know was what was the maximum cpu speed i could use on the i810.

December 17th, 2001, 19:33	#5
Zephon Key To The Universe Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Stratosphere Posts: 2,712	Check the mobo's manufacturer site and look for a BIOS update. IF you can find one which adds support for Tualatin cpus(.13 micron), you'll be able to get a P3 with higher clock than 1GHz, which are based on the Tualatin core. The main difference between them, apart from the .13/.18 difference, is that the Tualatin has more cache, which can improve a bit the performance over the Coppermine cpus. __________________ But there is someone who remembers you Someone waiting for a sign that leads the way to you There is someone who will die for you Keep that in mind when the hope fails

December 18th, 2001, 01:02	#6
Viperx25 Technology Guru Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 285	The i810 chipset will support up to a 1Ghz processor, but weather the motherboard can support it is antother question. I believe that the 1Ghz needs a different voltage regulator than slower chips. __________________ My System Specs: Viewsonic E790B 19" Monitor MSI 865PE Neo2 - FIS2R P4 3.2Ghz HTT Thermaltake Spark 7 HSF 2x512mb Kingston HyperX DDR400Mhz Leadtek A350 TDH Ultra (FX 5900 Ultra) (480Mhz core, 930Mhz memory) 35GB Maxtor/Quantum Ultra160 SCSI Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Antec Performance Plus 660B case 400 Watt PSU WinXP Pro