Al said:
I take it the Jumper settings for Bus Speed and Multipler then on the
motherboard are irrelevant. Doesn't matter what I set them at?
The processor will ignore the multiplier jumpers - you can remove them
if you like. To make up for that
the motherboard will ignore the
processor's Bus Speed request and use the jumper settings - so the FSB
jumpers need to be set correctly.
Would the P2B-D be able to support 100mhz and 133mhz Pentium III 1 GHz
processors. Or do I have to use 100mhz processors to maximize the rev. 1.06
board?
That depends on the PCB revision level. Rev 1.06 D02 and earlier support
a maximum FSB of 112Mhz. Rev 1.06 D03 supports 133Mhz, but overclocks
the PCI and AGP buses by 33%. Many AGP video cards will tolerate the AGP
overclock, especially those with nVidia chipsets, but the PCI overclock
causes problems with many devices. Fortunately it can be fixed:
http://tipperlinne.com/p2b-ds150.htm
Rev 1.06 D03 boards can be recognised by the yellow sticker near the AGP
slot, as in the picture at the bottom of this page:
http://tipperlinne.com/p2bmod
HTH
P2B