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I have just purchased 2, 366 Celerons and I don't remember and can't find my information on how to read Celeron production codes. Can anyone help me out here? Just trying to figure out how closely "related" they are :wink: CPU #1: B80524P366 128 SL35S MALAY L9140662-1261 '98 CPU #2 B80524P366 128 SL...

I have been running a generic 1394 card with the same chip set in PCI 3
for over 4 years with no problems!

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jaybird

My G400 dual hd 32 meg card died and I needed dual head functionality, the PNY card (FX5500 128 meg) was on sale at CompUSA for $79.00 USD so I grabbed one! It's ok, but DO NOT use the latest driver release! (77.xxx) use 71.xxx or 72.xxx(I'm using 72.xxx). 77.XXX is buggier than cow dung that has be...

Sorry it took so long but the "honey do" lists came first :wink: It ain't pretty but it worked for 2 1/2 years! There are a total of 8 pics (I believe you can view them through my personal bio?): 1. basic shot of the board with 1 heatsink, NEO & PIII installed 2. close-up, HS and "U" clip extender(m...

I'm at work right now (12 noon, CDT, USA), will try to post when I get home today. They are not the most clear but I will try to explain what I did and why.

Regards,

jaybird

Welcome aboard! The best thing you can do to increase stability and possibly hit 124 is to use active cooling on the BX. Until a couple of weeks ago I had been running a BP6 with 2, PIII 1100E's (1100/100/256/1.75V) @ 110 FSB for several years. Alas, my BP6 passed away 2 weeks ago :( , Long live the...

It may sound like a lot of work but the actual mods on the board took only part of one evening and I am no "PRO" at soldering, believe me! As for the end results, I am also runninig a Gigabyte dual PIII server mobo with the same PIII's on it, guess which board is faster, it ain't the Gigabyte! (BX V...

I have NEVER heard of anyone getting the PB6 to 124 dual, let alone 133! Let me share with you my successes with this board. The first BP6 of mine is still running, it is a version 1 board, I have done the single cap mod and changed out the voltage reulator as recommended per this site. I have re-wi...

The oil that is being used does not conduct electricity. Most large transformers are filled with oil as are large electrical breakers (28.8KV and up, I used to work in a very large electrical generating plant, everything was filled with oil!). :wink: Somewhere in the dim distant past, I recall a BP6...

Do yourself a BIG favor, goto ebay, search for "mini-peltier", spend $4 to $5 USD, after you put Arctic Silver under "greenie", tie device to "greenie" with a plastic cable tie and watch your BX cool way down! I have actually seen on start-up, a drop of 20 Deg. F! My BX runs at between 85 Deg. F and...

I just reloaded win2k pro, now each time I go out to the internet I get these warnings from "messanger service" (MicroSoft?) that there are multiple problems with my PC, ie: "47 registry errors detected" goto website XXXX and download patch or we have detected a security issue, goto etc.,. and the l...

If I can be of any help, please let me know: Ver. 1 board basic cap mod basic regulator mod basic NEO370's mod(tracer cut only) dual PIII 1100E's @ 110 mhz, stable 3+ years GlobalWIN FEP 32's 50 to 80 watt Peltiers (air cooled) "Mini-Peltier" on BX chipset 768 meg PC133 ram modified RU BIOS HIGHPOIN...

Well it looks like my Gigabyte box is down for a while. System crashed caused by constant conflicts between VIA chipset, Matrox drivers, Creative SBLive 5.1 drivers and Windoz 2000 Pro. I'v lived with this issue on both the BP6 (2000, creative ) and the dual Gigabyte box for some time now. Thought I...

These are PIII 1100E socket 370, 1100/256/100/1.75volt. Stable @ 112 fsb, idle @ 98 deg. F, full load about 128 deg. F, Via Apollo Pro has a mini-peltier and runs at 79 to 85 deg. F @ idle and no more than 102 deg. F under full load. My next FSB jump is to 124 and I don't think these cpu's will make...

No, its' an option in the BIOS designed into the BIOS by Gigabyte.

I can set cpu's to 100/100 or 100/133 or I have set clock speeds (cpu's and fsb) of 100, 112, 124, or 133 mhz.

I am presently at 112 mhz for both cpu's and fsb.

Regards,

jaybird

I have a none BP6 dual mobo (shame! :wink: ) with dual PIII's. This board also is running dual PIII 1100E's just like my BP6. However, it has an option (Gigabyte GA-6XTDR) that will allow me to run the CPU's @ their normal clock speed (100 mhz) and set the FSB to 133 (I have a gig of PC133, 4 256 me...

hsremove.exe and aboutbuster.exe remove a form or forms of malware, one of which is called home search assistent (yes, it is misspelled, if you look for it on the net, it doesn't exist, if you try to goto home search assistant, remove, it says it can't find it, nasty huh?). Any way, did a search, fo...

Problem SOLVED!!!! :D I reread all entries and went back to basics. I booted into safe mode, ran Spybot, Adaware, hsremove and aboutbuster, did NOT shut down, instead unplugged machine while in safe mode (recommended on several websites), then re-booted and YES! No more hdd light! Only hope that thi...

I hate to sound stupid but since I know so little about how some of these programs work, how could that cause my hard drive light to stay on from the moment of power on, prior to the actual boot-up of the OS?

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jaybird

Seems to me that we are getting off the subject here but, ok, I'll bite, what the heck is a ZOMBIE SPAMMER? and how does that relate to my hard drive problem?

Here is something new to ponder. I walked into my home office this moning and my main work station, the one with the problem, was off. When I went to work yesterday it was on. My daughter said that she had been in her room and heard the UPS go off earlier in the day. When I rebooted it said it could...

Still have the problem.

Drive is NTFS.

Regards,

jaybird

Just for grins goto www.wsu.edu, under student(s) enter "N8" and goto "N8's computer water cooling". Take some time and read all the sections on the water cooling project indicated in the column to the left. He used 433's (read his logic carefully!) and got 721 mhz! (not stable but he got there! Thi...

Just a little "teaser", if you will. 433's have a clock multiplier of 6.5, the "best" that the BP6 will do, stable, is 110 mhz fsb. So, this gives us a "possible" 6.5 X 110 = 721.666. OBTW, this has been done with "active" cooling, large heat sinks, Peltiers, water bolcks, etc. I am in the process o...

I have been having random memory dumps that have generated "minixxxxx.dmp" files. I have been told the the dumpchk.exe "tool" in the system tools file will : Open the mini.dmp file which in turn will give me the memory location and help to identify the driver or command file that initiated the "halt...