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  1. 1 - POD 63 & 83 are Socket 2 and 3 (HWbot claim only Socket 3)

    2 - there exist POD 133MHz for Socket 4 only, as both Intel and cpu-collection.de claims (HWbot did not know it at all)

    3 - 120MHz and up PODs & PODs MMX with the sole exception of the highest model are all Socket 5/7 (HWbot claims they are Socket 4/5/7)

    4 - POD MMX 200MHz is Socket 7 only (HWbot claims it is Socket 4/5/7)

    5 - Intel does now know about POD at 120MHz (HWbot claims it exist)

    6 - Intel claim that POD MMX 150MHz also exist, bringing the number of MMX capable PODs to 4 (HWbot did not know it yet)

     

    1. I changed Socket 3 to Socket 1/2/3. I guess you wont be satisfied with this but connecting more than one socket to CPU is technically not possible.

    2. I split Socket 4/5/7 to Socket 5/7 and Socket 4

    3. The same like point 1...

    4. Also the same...

    5. Do a google search...

    6. Added

     

    Renamed the MMX ones. Still, CPU-Z says also Pentium MMX overdrive. Everyone who will submit and does _not_ look at intel site will now need brain and look in our db to see that we named them Pentium Overdrive MMX.

     

    One more thing, how long are you member of hwbot? You know that our search doesnt work like google. It is searching for the exact string.

     

    One one more thing, please keep your request as compact as possible. I just need a link for verification or a _short_ sentence what needs to be changed. I really dont want to read essays everytime I open a thread from you.

  2. Ive added all known overdrive CPUs now. I think it is good to have a database which is as complete as possible. I guess more people start committing results when their hardware is already known by our db instead of they have to start a new thread here and ask for it.

     

    It looks like you dont even search anymore before reporting. MMX Overdrive 166 & 200 actually existed. So I really understand what Mr.Scott is saying.

  3. Actually I think we should not split those up. We could do this to be more correctly but we than also have to add:

    Mobile K6

    Mobile K6-2

    Embedded K6-2

    Embedded K6-2+

    Mobile K6-III-P

    Embedded K6-III+

     

    This is a lot of stuff and none of them can be properly detected by any program.

    But I think its up to discussion.

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