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  1. June 12th, 2001, 01:45 PM #1
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    Post 100MHz Cels instead of 100MHz PIII's?

    Can a 440BX motherboard use a 100MHz Celeron?
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    No. Those are the celeron FC Not supported on those boards as far as I know.
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    If the BX board will support a coppermine flip chip P3 then it should support the 100MHz FSB Celeron as well. These Celerons are based on the Pentium III core. Most BX boards will not do a mulitplier higher then 8x so 800MHz will probably be your limit. Look into a board such as the Abit BX6 rev2 (slot1, requires adapter) or the Abit BE6 (S370). Both support the Cu mine CPU's with the latest BIOS updates.
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