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Beatoem, this is one of Intel's tricks for those like you not to use non-server CPU's
Anyway, the problem is one pin: AM2, isolate it on both CPUs and try again.

Eem, would you guys mind to read the topic from the start and ask less questions?
Celeron or PII, no difference concerning upgrade to PIII.

Sebi, 600E is equipped with PII Dixon core which has 256 on-die full speed cache, just like PIII.

No, because 600E utilizes the BX chipset, which is rated to 100MHz FSb, and AGP runs in this case @66MHz, in specs, so does PCI bus, which is running in 1/3 FSB= 33MHz. Even in 133 MHz FSB, the PCI bus runs at 33MHz because BX chipset has an 1/4 divider for PCI bus too, AGP runs in this case still a...

It could be most likely the DC/video board, not the system board. I saw this DC/board in e-Bay couple of days ago for like 20$ or sth.

I did not disable onboard RAM and it runs perfectly @100MHz bus @CL2, my other modules are too PC66 and they run @100MHz 100% stable.

Hi, I'm new here. I've read this topic for a while now, and I upgraded my 366MHz 600E to 750MHz PIII, I did no SpeedStep mod, no overclocking, just error 127 mod and everything works perfectly, L2 cache needs to be enabled in Windows obviously, but with Cache Utility it's no problem. Alin, when I sw...