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I've sent an e-mail to Franck Delattre to fix VIA's dividers bugs and i815 as well. Turrican do you have a VIA MVP3 board in your hands? I would like you to get some info from it to send a bug report to CPU-Z.

And I meant the socket 7

I suggest we use 1.5XS for 486 as there is a way to run it. I don't know whether CPU-Z runs on NT4.0 but anyway it doesn't show almost any info. So use chkcpu and make a photo of the CPU (to clear things out). This is what I think of this. As for 386 - as somebody will be able to run such a system - we'll see.

I don't know anyone who else can I just said that I don't know how fast will he make the fixes after they are reported on. I've seen the asynch. memory issues on VIA and Intel chipsets. I know how to identify the memory divider on these. I'll share with him with this info today.

Ah, don't feed it with crappy memory, it's 440BX. I've got a MSI 6163 at work that won't boot with new Samsung memory that is PC133 3-3-3 - the board knows it's a crap. I think my P3B-F won't boot either.

They are easier to get than the DFI one

Thank you, Mr. Scott Turrican nope, until the 810/815 series any older chipset than these can't change the divider.

Why not Asus P3B-F or Abit BE6-II?

Even if it doesn't, it's easy to figure out. The only chipsets that can change the divider are VIA and ALI. I have contacted with Franck Delattre (Massman, you know this) but I can't say how fast will he implement required fixes.

It always was a marketing issue, not a hardware NV SLI was demonstrated on Intel chipsets and then they became "incompatible"

RB wasn't talking about you

I stopped cause it's too hot I'll chill the system with water and go on.

Ah, and that reminds me the Back to future

Like it was in the second part of "The Matrix" - choice is an illusion. No, Massman, don't think I'm offensive it's certainly not this case

I didn't even think you were offensive I just said that the words about Super pi 1.5XS not working on Win95 shouldn't make you think it will work on other win9x. Turrican just mentioned one case, and didn't mention the general rule. You'll have to try hard to make me think that you're offensive, don't be afraid about that And again - I'm just kidding, I don't mean you really need to check this. So there's nothing to forgive as you can see.

I didn't say. It doesn't run neither on Win95 nor the whole Win9x family.

I can confirm what you've said

Super pi 1.5XS doesn't work on Win95. Or I can say that I couldn't make it work

I'm thinking of going in these too and I would like CPU-Z being updated to show the info on these CPUs more precisely.

What exactly hardware is the discussion about? Socket 3? The rules don't require the most recent CPU-Z, they require and adequate one. If it's hardware like s478, there's no need to use the one that has added support for Gulftowns. This is in general. Of course, you should try to use the more recent. So the answer to your question will be winNT + old CPU-Z + recent Super pi. And Chkcpu would be nice - it's more informative with those old systems. A photo added would be best, because software can't differ some models. This is my opinion

clocking an ALR 6x6? Wow!

Not only this the Slot 1 is flooded with them. Nope

1. Not everyone - just a couple of guys that shared with their opinion and don't have any rights in means of results moderation. 2. Definitely not me I'm just a participant like you.

Try AMD Overdrive though as I remember, it can change everything but HT frequency (the thing you need). If it's so, download SetFSB, the latest and try to pick up your generator. Did you try all of them?

Some screenshot-making programs can also cause this.