custom made ss7 motherboards
custom made ss7 motherboards
hi all,<br><br>this is just an idea i had, but i don't know if this has been discussed before elsewhere on the net. supposing IF there was a company or privaate electronics co. that made custom designed motherboards, e.g. the consumer chooses the socket type, chipset, memory slots, number of card slots, etc. i'd like to see the k6+ cpu's on a more modem chipset like with ddr memory, agp x4 or x8, built in raid on the motherboard, etc. id be willing for someone to do that and id pay for it, to have an unique ss7 pc.<br><br>anybody else like this idea? remember it's just an idea i had, probably a mad one i know <!--EZCODE EMOTICON START --><img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/im ... /happy.gif ALT=":D"><!--EZCODE EMOTICON END--> <br><br>Steve <p></p><i>Edited by: <A HREF=http://pub70.ezboard.com/bk6plus67153.s ... andells</A> at: 3/19/03 12:37:18 pm<br></i>
mobos
there are companys that will make the pcb for you if you supply them with the chips and a detailed design but you better have some skillz becuase finding the chips and other parts would be hard nowadays and its not easy to make a mobo. <p></p><i></i>
p3 1ghz laptop
geforce2 go
256mb ram
geforce2 go
256mb ram
mobos
if you where going to make a mobo what would be nice is an mvp4 with an agp slot, 6 pci, 1/6 divider and a nice power module on the board. <p></p><i></i>
p3 1ghz laptop
geforce2 go
256mb ram
geforce2 go
256mb ram
Re: mobos
I agree blue, you can get the Socket 7 cpu holder in online stores. An ideal SS7 mobo would be:-<br><br>VIA MVP4 chipset or a newer one<br>an AGP x4/x8 slot or PCI-X<br>4 DDR slots<br>6 PCI<br>Intergrated 6.1 sound with Dolby Surround support<br>Intergrated LAN/Modem<br>2x USB 2.0 ports and 2x Firewire ports<br>FSB up to 200MHz, since this is what the K6 needs<br>Multipliers up to 18x or more<br><br>That would be my dream SS7 Motherboard.<br><br>This thread is also being discussed on the AMDZone K6-X forum.<br><br>Steve <p></p><i>Edited by: <A HREF=http://pub70.ezboard.com/bk6plus67153.s ... andells</A> at: 3/20/03 7:27:11 am<br></i>
Re: mobos
I'd like to see a dual cpu mobo <!--EZCODE EMOTICON START --><img src=http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/im ... /smile.gif ALT=":)"><!--EZCODE EMOTICON END--> <br>ie a proper APIC on the mobo. <p>------------------------------[ my rig ]------------------------------<br>K6-3+ 450@577 (115 x 5), Gigabyte GA-5AX rev5.2<br>386 MB generic RAM<br>15 GB Quantum Fireball LCT + 60 GB Seagate Barracuda IV<br>Radeon 8500LE @ 294/326 MHz (core/mem)<br>SB Live! Value with homemade digital I/O add-on<br>3com 3C905-TX NIC + Netgear FA312 NIC</p><i></i>
XP-M 2400+ @ 10x220, Epox 8RDA3+
512 MB PC3200 KingMax
15 GB Quantum Fireball LCT + 60 GB Seagate Barracuda IV
Radeon 8500LE
512 MB PC3200 KingMax
15 GB Quantum Fireball LCT + 60 GB Seagate Barracuda IV
Radeon 8500LE
hmm
I don't think chipsets are standerd meaning you cant just use a kt400 or nforce2 with a socket7 becuase they are made for the socketA and will not work.<br>the mvp4 or and ali 7(or some number) would be fine for a k6 the problem is they never included an agp slot becuase it has built in video. <p></p><i></i>
p3 1ghz laptop
geforce2 go
256mb ram
geforce2 go
256mb ram
S370 is given extended life.....why not SS7 as well???
See here........
http://www.neowin.net/comments.php?id=1 ... ment103931
Via could do the same for us SS7 users........ Give us a 200FSB or greater
Steve
http://www.neowin.net/comments.php?id=1 ... ment103931
Via could do the same for us SS7 users........ Give us a 200FSB or greater
Steve
The bus protocols of Socket 7 and Socket 370 chips are quite a bit different; it's not impossible to adapt one to another, but it's not cost-effective. PowerLeap considered this when they were making an upgrade for the Pentium Pro, creating an adapter that would allow K6-III to run on an Intel 440FX chipset (K6-III, with its fast on-chip cache, would have made a good low-end server CPU). But it was easier just to stick with the GTL+ protocol and use a Celeron for the adapter, so they did that instead.
Unless you're doing something that hits the FPU hard, K6-III+ 550 is much faster than Celeron 566, with its slug-like 66 MHz FSB and smaller caches. I have a III+ at 550 here and a Celeron 667 at work; I can still use the III+ without complaint, but I'd like to shoot that crappy Celeron box. The only thing it's good for is SETI.
Unless you're doing something that hits the FPU hard, K6-III+ 550 is much faster than Celeron 566, with its slug-like 66 MHz FSB and smaller caches. I have a III+ at 550 here and a Celeron 667 at work; I can still use the III+ without complaint, but I'd like to shoot that crappy Celeron box. The only thing it's good for is SETI.