I'm rigging up an old puter (again). Intel 440FX P2 board, 192 megs of EDO, and a Pentium II-266. I have the latest BIOS on it. I have an old Pentium III-550 lying around, and am trying to get it to work here. Because of the limitations of the 440FX chipset, the PIII-550 runs at 366MHz. I don't really mind. However, I can't get the L2 cache on the P3 chip to work. The L2 cache on the P2 is seen, but when I put in my P3, CPU-Z says that I've got "0KB of L2 cache." I can tell that the cache is missing too; screen redraws seem a lot slower with the cache-disabled P3, as if video acceleration were disabled. Now back in 1998, I had a Windows utility that let me enable the L2 cache of a Celeron/P3 on an older P2 motherboard. This app is long gone, and Google isn't helping. Anyone know how to get the cache to work? Thanks

http://www.powerleap.com/downloads/utilities/cacheutility.zip When Google isn't your best pal

Thank you! You're my hero!!!!! w00t! 366MHz of cache-enabled P3 power! Time to install XP on this sucker. Once again, thank you.

No problem. When Google isn't your best pal