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Friend wants me to sell 2 Celron 533's $70 for extra "0 will chuck in bps Abit mobo - Reliablity not good LOL had troubles with it could just be him i reckon ... $80

board supports 8 IDE devices 8) Im not sure if its raid of not

BP6
Dual Socket 370 Processors Based Ultra DMA66 Ready Mainboard

Processor

- Supports Dual Socket 370 processors (Based on 66/100MHz clock)

Chipset

- Intel 440BX (66/100MHz) AGPset

Memory

- Three 168-pin DIMM sockets support up to 768MB SDRAM module

System BIOS

- CPU SoftMenu™ II eliminates the need for jumpers or DIP switches needed to set CPU parameters

Multi I/O

- Four Channels of Bus Master IDE Ports supporting up to 8 Ultra DMA 33/66 devices

Miscellaneous

- One AGP slot, Five PCI slots and Two ISA slots

icq 0889459490 me or ring me 0438025631

ill buy it next pay

Sweet server kelly - u bringing to Evo?

You cant run dual Celerons. They wern't designed to run like that. You can only run Dual PIII Cpu's in that board!

Please correct me if I'm wrong

Pretty sure that the motherboard will run a celeron but not in dual mode.

Quote from Azreal:
Sweet server kelly - u bringing to Evo?
he got a gooder one for evo i think it was him tellign me
2100 blah blah blah i think :P

2100+, twin 80gb hdds, 512mb corsair ram, i should spend 100 bucks and turn those 80gb into a raid array

Quote from galant56k:
You cant run dual Celerons. They wern't designed to run like that. You can only run Dual PIII Cpu's in that board!

Please correct me if I'm wrong

Pretty sure that the motherboard will run a celeron but not in dual mode.

THe board does not support pIIIs so your wrong :)

Any model number or link to specs on the net?

Quote from knight of nih:
gooder

bad grammar hehe..

anyway my trusty chipset guide sez that the reason u are getting reliability problem is because the motherboard has a slot 1 processor format.... NOT socket 370. but it also sez that it supports dual p3s of that format so whatshisname was right there

is this still for sale?

Quote from galant56k:
You cant run dual Celerons. They wern't designed to run like that. You can only run Dual PIII Cpu's in that board!

Please correct me if I'm wrong

Pretty sure that the motherboard will run a celeron but not in dual mode.

Your both right and wrong. The Coppermine and newer Tualatin Celerons will not run dual, however the first Celeron's called Mendachino's (or capuccino's as me and Ody call them) can be run as dual. The BP6 is a Mendichino board, althoguh if you got newer slot 1 converters you could probably run coppermine and maybe even tualatin P3's as dual (but not the celeron equivalents).