Tualatin, CoppermineT and Coppermine cD0

Chris Nolan · 27th June 2001, 6:45 PM

Nothing here.

EazyduzIt · 28th June 2001, 3:47 AM

Informative post. So basically the non tualatin chips with FC-PPGA2 will be fine with fcpga 370 motherboards?

durranimo · 28th June 2001, 9:40 AM

Guys!

Is there any MO that supports Tualatin?. I am on the market for a MO and would hate to loose out when the much hyped tulatin come home!

TIA

Corbin · 28th June 2001, 4:48 PM

So these bios updates are a waste of time? Is it true none of the new p3 processors being released by Intel will work on a BX board?

flu!d · 28th June 2001, 5:41 PM

The gigabyte GA-60XET supports FC-PGA2 (Tualatin) and is avaliable for $247.00 at Ashgrove computer systems for those of us that live down Melbourne way.

www.ashcomp.com.au

Thanatos · 29th June 2001, 6:07 PM

Just because it supports fcpga2 doesnt mean it supports tuatalin, it could just support the new cumine stepping. I would check, but both gigabyte's websites are giving me dns errors atm
www.giga-byte.com and www.gigabyte.com.tw

durranimo · 29th June 2001, 11:10 PM

i saw an addy for 6oxet in PCA mag

id does say it supports future PIII

so where do we stand?

flu!d · 30th June 2001, 7:46 AM

I'm runnung the Gigabyte GA60XE at the moment, the 'T' stands for tutalian....It runs it without a doubt, i've seen it on the japaneese overclocking sites

Powermike · 30th June 2001, 8:36 AM

The CD0 Coppermine is a "FCPGA2"?? Who is telling such a nonsence?? I have got a CD0 PIII 1000 (thanks Ebay

) which is a extremely standard Coppermine FCPGA, the only difference to be found between the CC0 and the CD0 P3 1000 is the VCore: CC0=1,70V, CD0=1,75V. That's it. The CD0 runs very fine on my damn old ASUS P3V4X Board using the newest beta Bios 1006.003...

Powermike

Corbin · 30th June 2001, 11:22 AM

So what is the fastest CDO P3 being released that will work in my trusty BX board?

Corbin · 30th June 2001, 1:40 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Chris Nolan

Stepping cD0, sspec SL5QW: 1.1GHz with 100MHz FSB, FC-PPGA.

Note: There are 1.13GHz CPUs but they require 133MHz FSB, which I suppose you will not want to use.

Thanks for the info. Not really worth upgrading to 1.1Gig, already getting 1008 from a celeron. I was excited hearing about a P3 running close to 2Gig on a BX board, but guess it's not to be

Nemesis · 17th July 2001, 12:29 PM

maybe there will be a little life left in my old girl after all

*/me admires the beuty that is my P3V4X MoBo*

Manaz · 17th July 2001, 1:33 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Corbin

Thanks for the info. Not really worth upgrading to 1.1Gig, already getting 1008 from a celeron. I was excited hearing about a P3 running close to 2Gig on a BX board, but guess it's not to be

The upgrade from Celeron to P3 is actually quite noticable, depending on what you actually do with your PC.

I had a C566 @ 850MHz, my P3-700E in the same system beats it at SETI@Home quite convincingly, and that's without overclocking. At 933MHz, it melts the pants off the Celeron at 850MHz (more than just it's clock speed advantage would indicate)...

casemod · 19th July 2001, 1:54 AM

i just bought an abit VH6T. the manual says support fcpga2 processors? does that mean it supports tualatin?
btw it's a via apollo pro133a chipset

xsive · 23rd July 2001, 2:59 AM

Id just like to thank Chris for this highly informative thread; certainly helped me clear up a few misconceptions - my hat's off to you Chris

27th June 2001, 6:45 PM	#1
Chris Nolan Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Posts: 908	Tualatin, CoppermineT and Coppermine cD0 Nothing here. Last edited by Chris Nolan; 13th October 2007 at 7:04 AM.

28th June 2001, 5:41 PM	#5
flu!d is a dad at last :D Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Mt Martha,Victoria,Oz Posts: 8,746	The gigabyte GA-60XET supports FC-PGA2 (Tualatin) and is avaliable for $247.00 at Ashgrove computer systems for those of us that live down Melbourne way. www.ashcomp.com.au __________________ Show us yer HTPC! 2700k @ 5ghz, 8GB Corsair Vengeance C8, ASUS Maximus IV Extreme Z, 2 x EVGA 670FTW @ 1231/3420, Sandisk 128GB Extreme SSD, OCZ 60GB Vertex 2, 5TB WD green storage, 3 x Acer V243HQ in Surround, 1 x Acer AL718 4th accessory display, Windows 7 Ultimate, Corsair H100, Heavily modded Zalman GS1000.

30th June 2001, 7:46 AM	#8
flu!d is a dad at last :D Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Mt Martha,Victoria,Oz Posts: 8,746	I'm runnung the Gigabyte GA60XE at the moment, the 'T' stands for tutalian....It runs it without a doubt, i've seen it on the japaneese overclocking sites __________________ Show us yer HTPC! 2700k @ 5ghz, 8GB Corsair Vengeance C8, ASUS Maximus IV Extreme Z, 2 x EVGA 670FTW @ 1231/3420, Sandisk 128GB Extreme SSD, OCZ 60GB Vertex 2, 5TB WD green storage, 3 x Acer V243HQ in Surround, 1 x Acer AL718 4th accessory display, Windows 7 Ultimate, Corsair H100, Heavily modded Zalman GS1000.

30th June 2001, 8:36 AM	#9
Powermike Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Germany Posts: 128	The CD0 Coppermine is a "FCPGA2"?? Who is telling such a nonsence?? I have got a CD0 PIII 1000 (thanks Ebay ) which is a extremely standard Coppermine FCPGA, the only difference to be found between the CC0 and the CD0 P3 1000 is the VCore: CC0=1,70V, CD0=1,75V. That's it. The CD0 runs very fine on my damn old ASUS P3V4X Board using the newest beta Bios 1006.003... Powermike __________________ My machine: http://pcdb.overclockers.com.au/view...name=Powermike

17th July 2001, 12:29 PM	#12
Nemesis Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Wagga Wagga Posts: 2,172	:) maybe there will be a little life left in my old girl after all /me admires the beuty that is my P3V4X MoBo

28th June 2001, 3:47 AM	#2
EazyduzIt Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Darwin - home to scoffee Posts: 2,573	Informative post. So basically the non tualatin chips with FC-PPGA2 will be fine with fcpga 370 motherboards?

28th June 2001, 9:40 AM	#3
durranimo Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: sydney Posts: 34	Guys! Is there any MO that supports Tualatin?. I am on the market for a MO and would hate to loose out when the much hyped tulatin come home! TIA

28th June 2001, 4:48 PM	#4
Corbin Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Brisbane Posts: 245	So these bios updates are a waste of time? Is it true none of the new p3 processors being released by Intel will work on a BX board?

29th June 2001, 6:07 PM	#6
Thanatos Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Posts: 22	Just because it supports fcpga2 doesnt mean it supports tuatalin, it could just support the new cumine stepping. I would check, but both gigabyte's websites are giving me dns errors atm www.giga-byte.com and www.gigabyte.com.tw

29th June 2001, 11:10 PM	#7
durranimo Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: sydney Posts: 34	i saw an addy for 6oxet in PCA mag id does say it supports future PIII so where do we stand?

30th June 2001, 11:22 AM	#10
Corbin Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Brisbane Posts: 245	So what is the fastest CDO P3 being released that will work in my trusty BX board?

19th July 2001, 1:54 AM	#14
casemod Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: sydney Posts: 55	i just bought an abit VH6T. the manual says support fcpga2 processors? does that mean it supports tualatin? btw it's a via apollo pro133a chipset __________________ athlon 1.33Ghz @ 1.4Ghz abit kt7-a 256mb kingmax cas2 pc-150 western digital 40gig 7200rpm prolink geforce 4 ti 4200 sblive value 3d mark 2001se : 8000