Hello, would you help me please...? What kind of AMD K6 I can install on my motherboard PCChips 570M... (can I install K6-2 350 or 450Mhz?)
Program: Unicore BIOS Wizard Version 3.22
Program: eSupport.com BIOS Detect v1.2 July 21, 2003
BIOS Date: 07/15/95
BIOS Type: American Megatrends
BIOS ID: 51-0122-001437-00111111-071595-570-001_10_CHIPSET
OEM Sign-On: Release 01/23/1998S
Chipset: SiS 5591 rev 2
Superio: ITE 8661/SiS 6801 rev 2 found at port 279h
OS: Microsoft Windows 98 SE Version: 4.10.2222 A
BIOS ROM In Socket: Unknown
BIOS ROM Size: Unknown
CPU Type: Unknown
CPU Speed: Unknown
CPU Max: Unknown
Memory Installed: Unknown
Memory Maximum: Unknown
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Some information...(from different source)
570 Motherboard
- Bios id string 51-0731-001437-00101111-071595-570-01_10_CHIPSET-H
- 4-72 pin SIMM slots (8-640meg FPM/EDO 60ns DRAM)
- 2-168pin DIMM slot (16Mx4, 8Mx8, 4Mx16 SDRAM pc66)
- 1-64bit AGP slot
- 3-32bit PCI Bus slots
- 2-16bit ISA slots
- 1024k Onboard Pipelined Burst synchronous L2 cache
- PS/2 Mouse Connector + USB connectors (optional)
- SiS TX AGPpro Pentium PCI chipset
- 321pin ZIF socket 7 which supports these processors:
INTEL Pentium 90~300MHz P54C, P55C MMX
CYRIX/IBM 6x86MX(M2), IDT C6,and AMD K5/K6 CPUs
- Supports 60/66/75/83 MHz external clock speeds
- onboard 3D sound pro
- Multi-I/O chip supports:
2 PCI Enhanced IDE Ports (Supports 4 Devices PIO 0-4)
2 High Speed Serial Ports (16550 UART Compatible)
1 Enhanced Parallel Port (SPP, EPP, ECP capable)
1 Floppy Drive Port (Supports 2 Floppy Drives)
- Manufactured by: 1437 Hsing Tech Enterprise Co., LTD.
- Sold as: Ability, Amptron, Aristo, Eurone/Matsonic, Houston Tech,
PCWare(Alton), Protac, PcChips, and Sybercom
M570 SPECIFICATION
The advanced features mainboard include :
Onboard 3D Sound Pro support HRTF Positional Audio, Direct Sound & Software Wave-table Synthesizer
Compliant to A.G.P. specification V1.0 compliant
Smart CPU Plug and Play
ATX Form Card provides the extra connection of USB , Infrared & PS/2 Mouse
Mega Bytes (1024K) P.B.SRAM L2 Cache
Table Free configurations enables the SIMM/DIMM be installed in any combinations up to 384MB
Both AT & ATX power provides Modem Ring On, Suspend switch, Alarm Wake up
Support up to 300MHz Pentium CPUs at 60/66/75/83 MHz external clock speed
Support 64Mbit DRAM/SDRAM with ECC error check & correction
Support onboard PCI bus master interface and Ultra DMA/33 and ACPI
Optional features Hardware Monitoring (LM78/LM75)
SIS TX AGPpro Pentium PCI chipset
Support Keyboard Power on function
Compliant to PC'97& PC'98
ftp:// 210.17.18. 14 /menu/m570/m570v12.zip
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Thanks..!
PCChips 570M...
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Experience from the Pcchips Lottery shows 450MHz should be OK but 500 is too much for the Onboard voltage regulators .
The 450MHz should be the 2.2V CPU and not the older and much more power hungry 2.4V version
The 450MHz should be the 2.2V CPU and not the older and much more power hungry 2.4V version
?... But how???... if I heard that PCChips M570 - supports only 60/66/75/83 Mhz bus speed... and AMD K6-2 350 - and upper - build on only 100 Mhz bus (ext. clock speed) so there no way to do so...?
...And if I place K6-2 450 (100mhz) on 66 Mhz (Motherboard) clock speed... then I recieve only 297 Mhz... ? and for 83 Mhz bus - it will be 373 Mhz... ? or what?
...And if I place K6-2 450 (100mhz) on 66 Mhz (Motherboard) clock speed... then I recieve only 297 Mhz... ? and for 83 Mhz bus - it will be 373 Mhz... ? or what?
The K6-2/3's recognize the 2X multiplier as 6X. So, even though the 450 was designed with 100 MHz fsb motherboards in mind, it works fine on motherboards with 66 MHz default fsb.
6x66 = 400
6x75 = 450
6x83 = 500
The processor doesn't care what multiplier or fsb is set, as long as the combination of the two is not too fast for the processor. However, the peripherals, RAM, or motherboard cache may not like 83 MHz fsb.
6x66 = 400
6x75 = 450
6x83 = 500
The processor doesn't care what multiplier or fsb is set, as long as the combination of the two is not too fast for the processor. However, the peripherals, RAM, or motherboard cache may not like 83 MHz fsb.
