INFERNO2000 0 Posted September 23, 2000 Quck overview of this: Technical Specifications: Processor: Supports 133Mhz FSB CPUs such as PIII E & EB SLOT 1 architecture supports Intel® Pentium® III & Pentium® II (up to 733Mhz) Intel® Celeron® Processors (up to 500Mhz) supported CPU Speed Switching Voltage Regulator: 1.3V~3.5V Chipset: VIA® Apollo Pro 133 PCIset 66Mhz, 100Mhz, 133Mhz speeds supported Advanced Hardware Monitoring with the Winbond W83783S chip BIOS: Flash EPROM Award® PCI BIOS On-board Symbios® SCSI BIOS On screen "Plug-and-Play" Setup Cache Memory: Built-in to Pentium® III / Pentium® II processor module System Memory: (3) 168-pin DIMM Sockets Maximum 768MB RAM 3.3V SDRAM DIMMs supported: PC133, Non-Buffered, SPD EEPROM On-Board EIDE: (2) UltraDMA/66 PCI Bus Master IDE Channels LBA Mode, Enhanced PIO Mode, 4HD Autodetect On-Board Super I/O: (1) Floppy Controller (up to 2.88 MB) (2) Serial Ports (16550 UART) (1) Parallel Port (EPP/ECP) (2) USB Ports Expansion Slots: (1) AGP Slot (5) 32-bit PCI Bus Master Slots (2) 16-bit ISA Slots Dimensions: ATX Form Factor: 305mm x 170mm (12.0" x 6.7") System Requirements: ATX Case & Power Supply I hate VIA..but dammit, it was $52 and free shipping(ebay)...and it's so hard to find a cheap Slot1 mobo for under $75... If anyone has this motherboard, or if anyone shares the f*cking VIA chipset on a PIII(This PIII is a Katamai)...please tell me how it does? I'll be running a Voodoo3 2000 on it, so I should skip the nvidia problems...I hope? Share this post Link to post
INFERNO2000 0 Posted September 29, 2000 Since there aren't any takers..here's how it went. Booted in to BIOS. Fine. Set the non-defaults(you know, setting clock properly, and all the proper setup things that a person has to do. Reboot. No changes to FSB or anything, and my motherboard decides to change my lowly PIII500 Katmai to a PIII 667B Coppermine. /HANG!/ I do everything I can to get back to the 500...go to the standard 100 FSB JUMPER and 5x multiplier JUMPER... Boot. /HANG!/667B Running memory(PC100) at PC133. I run in and get some 133 so as to not destroy the 32mb I have(It's not much..but with prices what they are..). Pull the CMOS battery. Reboot 667B /HANG!/ Turn on again..while hung, pull out the ATX power switch(with no CMOS..shouldn't that clear everything?) same thing remove ram and boot? Same Remove CPU and boot? Same Remove BIOS and boot? Same.... EVERYTHING SAYS 667B and hangs...when it DOES boot properly, that is. So..I'm stuck with a dead motherboard...or so I think. I'm going to call the guy and say it was DOA...which it more or less was. STAY AWAY FROM TEKRAM is all I can say. They have no phone support in the USA..if that says anything. Stick with the tried and true ASUS, ABIT, etc. And stay off of ebay Share this post Link to post
DavidNewbould 0 Posted September 29, 2000 If you pulled out the power connectors on the mobo, it wouldnt clear anything, as its the CMOS battery that keeps everything alive while the PC is switched off. You should find the jumper that is there to clear CMOS and try that. Share this post Link to post
INFERNO2000 0 Posted September 29, 2000 That was done with no battery, ?Everything was done with no battery. Share this post Link to post