>> Celeron 366 and 400...
I have read ABOUT people checking these out but have read
nothing but sketchy results and have no info on stability.
Sounds promising, though. Still, for me, I am basically
not an overclocker and am in the game for a special situation.
Others may have more to say. Dan's a good candidate -- seems
like he's building a new system every other day, in between
reloads of SP4 ... <G>. (Sorry, Dan, a cheap shot I admit,
but highly satisfactory nevertheless <gg>.)
>>Also, I'm wondering if the BH6 supports the 366 as is w/ existing BIOS
THIS is an easy one; even I can answer. Nope, different socket.
366/400 are "Socket 370", not a place to plug in an ageing
mainframe but rather a socket with 370 pinholes.
Check out the BM6, ABIT's brand new socket 370 offering.
Now that I've said that, there may be a slot 1 (BH6) version of one
or both of these. Something sticks in my head but I can't extract
it at the moment. Anyhow, word has it Intel wants to kill
the slot 1 celeron, which makes sense since the sucker's all on
the die anyway, so I think the word is pretty good. |
