J_Pro 0 Posted May 13, 2000 I want to get this board. I would like to know how well it works. Here's my congfiguration: Celeron 366 PPGA @ 550 128MB Corsair PC133 ECC SDRAM Adaptec 2940AU ultra SCSI adapter for CD/DVD IBM DPTA371020 10.2G ultra66 HD Matrox G400 MAX retail video SB Live and/or MP3+ (I own both) Creative DXR2 and /or DXR3 (I own both) Win2k or bust with (note this issue) NTFS I have tried an ASUS P3V4X and it will not allow NTFS with Celeron processors. I have confirmed this with ASUS. I am concerned because the Tyan uses the same chipset. I also tried an ASUS CUBX, but this board has an issue in Win2k with .WAV or MP3 files played back from the onboard ultra66. I am now hell bent on the Tyan. Where is YuppieScum when I need him. Share this post Link to post
Flitzman 0 Posted May 14, 2000 i have the tyan trinity 400 with a PII-350 running on it. it works great after u make some adjustments in the BIOS like setting the clockspeed for your RAM and its latency. check out http://www.hothardware.com/hh_files/Motherboards/TyanTrinity400.htm for more info on that. As far as i can tell (i had it for a week now) its working great and it allows for my PII-350 to be OC'd to 392Mhz without probs (havent tried higher yet) hope this sheds some light... my specs: Intel PII-350 (waiting for a PIII-733) Tyan trinity 400 Apacer 256MB PC133 SDRAM CL Annihilator Pro CL Live! Platinum Adaptec SCSI controller Plextor 8220 CD-RW Share this post Link to post
YuppieScum 0 Posted May 14, 2000 I'm here! I've been running a Trinity 400 (BIOS rev 1.06) for about 8 weeks now - 24*7 - with a PIII-550e, 2*256Mb and a 20Gb UDMA2 drive under NTFS. When I was setting this up, I also tried it with a Celery 300a @450 - same deal, it just worked. Aha - Tyan have just released BIOS 1.07...back later. Share this post Link to post
