Summary: I have a Packard Bell 910c that had a Cyrix MII-33GP 83mhz bus 3x(socket 7) processor which died. I replaced it with Intel 233 MMX cpu (socket 7) I ca...
Summary: I set the multiplier and the CPU ratio according to the manual , for x3.0 and 66Mhz . So why is it read as a 166Mhz CPU . I even looked this up and ...
Summary: forget your idea froggz i just found a review and the pentium 233 MMX outdoes the AMD K6 300Mhz so i think ill just get the 200Mhz for $15 and overclo...
Summary: I HAVE A PENTIUM 2 233 MMX AND HAVE CLOCKED IT TO 300 SO GOOD MAN FOR U ALL U HAVE TO DO IS CHANGE THE PIN SETTINGS ON THE MOTHERBOARD EASY PEASY LO...
Summary: Yes...look at those jumpers...what do you see? 100, 133, 166, 200? Hmmm...let's see if we can figure this out. The mobo appears to operate with a 66mh...
Summary: I was reading a previous post on here and somebody said something about the program Sandra tells you your CPU tempature some how, If somebody cou...
Summary: I still play with a lot of Socket 7 stuff. I have a connection with a local PC recycling firm & I rummage around there once in a while. I can get 233 ...
Summary: Hi, I have a pentium processor with MMX technology. Its a 233 Intel Chip. I have an old Compaq Presario 4526. Which i bought in 1997. You can look up ...
Summary: Hi I have a Pentium 200 MMX with a broken fan but also a 166 MMX with a working fan, I'd like to swap them over but I'm not sure how to bond the heats...
Summary: OK...finally...lol! Are there any other P55C voltage settings? I just checked a K6-2/350 that I have & it runs at 2.2v core/3.3v I/O. So if you can ge...
Summary: With today's fast processors OC may not make mush of difference, but I personally know of a case where a game NFS 3 would not run smooth on a P166 MMX...
Summary: I have 2 computers for this question to deal with. I have an old Vision Technologies computer (my first computer purchased used) with a 75 Mhz Pentiu...
Summary: no, that is not right. you have to see if the motherboard will support the processor first and go from there. Just because you have a 90 Mhz now has...
Summary: I had an old intel based motherboard running two SIMM chips (64 MB each). The system originally had a 233 Mhz Pentium MMX. I later switched it with an...
Summary: I have a p233 mmx chip as well in my computer. the fastest you can put in it is a 266mhz mmx. these are very hard to find, and 33 megahertz isnt go...
Summary: Whatever you do, don't accept the advice from mhesketh!!! You didn't say what kind of P166. If it's not an MMX, and you put an 233 Mhz MMX in there, y...
Summary: Hello, and thanks to the helpful responses. Some URLs I have seen, and read several times, but will undoubtedly re-read several more times. It's good...
Summary: I have another machine thats a Pentium MMX and runs at 166 MHz. I want to overclock it, but I don't know my options. Could someone provide specifics a...
Summary: I purchased a 128 MB PC66 NON-ECC SDRAM for my PII 233 MMX machine. It recognizes only 32 MB after installing it. (i.e. 1/4th) I would like to know ...
Summary: WOW! We just went thru all this with Jesse! Try scrolling down the list a little bit to find your answers. Here's the quick version: You can run your ...
Summary: Since I have overclocked my Pentiumm MMX 200 to a 233, I asked a little while ago about a heat sink, I was looking at my current one and the way ...
Summary: I took my Packard bell Apart, and I recived a Pentium 2 233 MMX Compaq Deskpro 4000, which I am typing this on now. It came from a doctor's office. Th...
Summary: All Intel CPUs previous to the PII are unlocked. Your Pentium MMX CPU is a Pentium with some improvements like double size L1 cache, MMX (MultiMedia e...
Summary: I've got an older machine with a Socket 7 motherboard and a Pentium 166 MMX chip and want to upgrade without swapping in a new motherboard. So I'm lim...
Summary: the motherboard of my dell gxa, 233mhz comp has jumpers that, if jumpered correctly, will increase cpu speed from 233 up to a maximum of 333mhz. in th...
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