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Will PIII (1.4 Ghz) work on Asus TUV4X ???

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03-30-2004 at 04:33:38 AM

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Hello Everyone,

I own an Asus TUV4X motherboard. I'm running Pentium III 700 Mhz and would
like to buy a PIII (1.4 Ghz) with 512 Kb L1 cache. I went to the Asus
website and it says that PIII 1.4 is not supported. The fastest possible is
the PIII 1.2 Ghz (256 kb cache).

I searched Google Groups and found some posts where people say they're
running 1.4Ghz with the TUV4X. However, I don't know if they have done
something special in order to make it work. Is anyone here running TUV4X
with PIII 1.4 Ghz? Please post your comments.

Thanks in advance,
Jose

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03-30-2004 at 04:33:39 AM

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I think version 1006 can support it.
Take a look:
Auto.Chip Configuration
CPU Speed
Manual

350MHz. 400MHz. 450MHz. 500MHz. 550MHz. 600MHz. 650MHz.
700MHz. 750MHz. 800MHz. 850MHz. 900MHz. 950MHz.1000MHz.
1050MHz.1100MHz.1150MHz.1200MHz.1300MHz.1400MHz.1500MHz.1600MHz.

533MHz. 600MHz. 667MHz. 733MHz. 800MHz. 866MHz. 933MHz.1000MHz.
1066MHz.1133MHz.1200MHz.1266MHz.1333MHz.1400MHz.1466MHz.
1533MHz.1600MHz.1733MHz.1866MHz.2000MHz.2133MHz

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"José Arango" <arango@caribe.net> wrote in message news:%Y3ac.42$Hs1.13@fe03.usenetserver.com...
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I own an Asus TUV4X motherboard. I'm running Pentium III 700 Mhz and would
> like to buy a PIII (1.4 Ghz) with 512 Kb L1 cache. I went to the Asus
> website and it says that PIII 1.4 is not supported. The fastest possible is
> the PIII 1.2 Ghz (256 kb cache).
>
> I searched Google Groups and found some posts where people say they're
> running 1.4Ghz with the TUV4X. However, I don't know if they have done
> something special in order to make it work. Is anyone here running TUV4X
> with PIII 1.4 Ghz? Please post your comments.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Jose
>

Jose

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03-30-2004 at 07:49:50 AM

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KURIAKI wrote:

> I think version 1006 can support it.
> Take a look:
> Auto.Chip Configuration
> CPU Speed
> Manual

Hello Kuriaki,

Thanks for the tip. Where can I download the file? All these sites want you
to register, send an email, then they will respond you bla bla. Why is it
so difficult? Does it cost? I thought that the BIOS manufacturer will
provide the updates freely available from their site.

Thanks,
Jose

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03-30-2004 at 01:38:11 PM

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ftp://ftp.asuscom.de/pub/ASUSCOM/ [...] 06__02.zip

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"José Arango" <arango@caribe.net> wrote in message news:SQ6ac.106$Hs1.24@fe03.usenetserver.com...
> KURIAKI wrote:
>
> > I think version 1006 can support it.
> > Take a look:
> > Auto.Chip Configuration
> > CPU Speed
> > Manual
>
> Hello Kuriaki,
>
> Thanks for the tip. Where can I download the file? All these sites want you
> to register, send an email, then they will respond you bla bla. Why is it
> so difficult? Does it cost? I thought that the BIOS manufacturer will
> provide the updates freely available from their site.
>
> Thanks,
> Jose
>

Jose

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03-30-2004 at 04:09:02 PM

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KURIAKI wrote:

> ftp://ftp.asuscom.de/pub/ASUSCOM/ [...] IA_Chipset
Apollo_Pro_133T/TUV4X/1006__02.zip
>
> Desde Cancun, Mexico
> KURIAKI

Thanks Kuriaki,

One more quesiton

HOw can I then install the update? I downloaded the zip file. When I unzip
it, there is a file called 1006.02. Should I put that on a floppy along
with a flash utility? Where can I download the utility?

I looked at the website you mentioned (supportbios.info) but couldn't find
my BIOS Info there.

Thanks,
Jose

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03-31-2004 at 03:48:23 AM

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Asus have a lot of flash programs. I can't say you which one is the correct.
Try with Aflash:
ftp://ftp.asuscom.de/pub/ASUSCOM/ [...] OS/AFLASH/
In the other hand you can try with AsusUpdate for Windows, but I'm not very sure if supports your mobo:
ftp://ftp.asuscom.de/pub/ASUSCOM/ [...] ASH_UTILS/

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"José Arango" <arango@caribe.net> wrote in message news:N8eac.880$Hs1.101@fe03.usenetserver.com...
> KURIAKI wrote:
>
> > ftp://ftp.asuscom.de/pub/ASUSCOM/ [...] IA_Chipset
> Apollo_Pro_133T/TUV4X/1006__02.zip
> >
> > Desde Cancun, Mexico
> > KURIAKI
>
> Thanks Kuriaki,
>
> One more quesiton
>
> HOw can I then install the update? I downloaded the zip file. When I unzip
> it, there is a file called 1006.02. Should I put that on a floppy along
> with a flash utility? Where can I download the utility?
>
> I looked at the website you mentioned (supportbios.info) but couldn't find
> my BIOS Info there.
>
> Thanks,
> Jose
>

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03-30-2004 at 08:28:32 PM

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I would take this as true..

http://www.asus.com/inside/Techref/p3tualatin.htm

I would wonder if anyone is reporting 1.4G, if they mean that they
are overclocking a processor to 1.4G.

José Arango wrote:
>
> I went to the Asus
> website and it says that PIII 1.4 is not supported. The fastest possible is
> the PIII 1.2 Ghz (256 kb cache).
>

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03-31-2004 at 02:57:39 AM

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Walt wrote:
> I would take this as true..
>
> http://www.asus.com/inside/Techref/p3tualatin.htm

I'd say it's misleading. It implies some motherboards can run 256K
Tualatins but not 512K Tualatins, and vice versa.

A Tualatin is a Tualatin is a Tualatin - if your board can run one, it
can run them all. Perhaps what they are trying to convey is the fact
that 256K Tualatins (both Celeron and PIII) are not dual-processor
capable - only the 512K PIII-S versions support SMP.

> I would wonder if anyone is reporting 1.4G, if they mean that they
> are overclocking a processor to 1.4G.

Dual 1.4Ghz PIII-S on a P2B-DS here - and I don't see my board on the
supported list :-) I'm running them at stock speed because my current
video card can't handle more than an 89Mhz AGP bus, but the processors
will do 1575Mhz (150Mhz FSB) no problem.

P2B

http://tipperlinne.com/p2bmod

> José Arango wrote:
>
>>I went to the Asus
>>website and it says that PIII 1.4 is not supported. The fastest possible is
>>the PIII 1.2 Ghz (256 kb cache).
>>

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