Asus P/I-P55T2P4

Crash,

I know you might know something about this board. Tom did a review on it a <A HREF="http://www17.tomshardware.com/mainboard/96q4/961203/index.html" target="_new">loooooooonnnnnnnnngggggggggg time ago</A>.

I just picked one up today on my way to work. Someone was mistakingly throwing it out. (Silver... I know you would appreciate that comment. Both of our Old PC Habits are worse that someone on Crack.)

Anyway, have you had any experience with one of these HX Chipsets?

I have a box of processors and EDO to boot. I am thinking of firing up this bad boy when I get home. I was just wondering if anyone knew of any bugs in this thing.

Thanks.

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Easy to do, I can't remember all the model numbers for Asus boards, but any core voltage from 2.2v to 2.8v works, so if your board supports MMX or newer processor voltages, you don't need a voltage adapter.

2.2v is best, but like I said, up to 2.8v will work. Overvolting needs overcooling, you will want a $10 Athlon/Duron/PIII cooler or better, nothing extreme, just something better than standard. 2x=6x with the K6-2 350 and up, so 400 is easy using the 2x multiplier and 66.6MHz bus speed.

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