K6-2+/475MHz in VA-503+

I don't see why not. You should be able to run it at 100Mhz FSB at least.
That's not much of an overclock though. I had my K6-2+ 500 running at 550Mhz
(5.5 X 100).

"Keith Dawson" <kmdawson.RemoveThis@mbnet.fi> wrote in message
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 > Silence!
 > Unheard of
 >
 > Same question regarding the K6-2+/533 as well.
 > TIA.
 >
 > Keith
 >
 >
 > Keith Dawson wrote:
  > >
  > > Hi,
  > > Just seen a K6-2+/475Mhz up for sale locally before buying just like to
  > > hear peoples experiences with O/C this 95Mhz FSB model. can it be pushed
  > > to the same degree as as say a 450 or 500MHz K6-2+?
  > > TIA
  > >
  > > Keith<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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In article <3F11AAFD.30B32CCF DeleteThis @mbnet.fi>, Keith Dawson
<kmdawson DeleteThis @mbnet.fi> writes
 >Keith Dawson wrote:
  >>
  >> Hi,
  >> Just seen a K6-2+/475Mhz up for sale locally before buying just like to
  >> hear peoples experiences with O/C this 95Mhz FSB model. can it be pushed
  >> to the same degree as as say a 450 or 500MHz K6-2+?

Yeah, they should, pretty much, except that they do have a reputation
for not liking 100MHz FSB at any clock ratio.
I've tried myself unsuccessfully but you might get lucky. Who knows?
 >
 >Same question regarding the K6-2+/533 as well.

My 2+/533 goes fine at 6x95=570MHz, 2.1Vcore, W95b/NT4, on my 503+.
(Using a 2+/550 at the moment. It isn't really happy at 600MHz. Suppose
I'll have to up the voltage a bit more ....)
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"Keith Dawson" <kmdawson.RemoveThis@mbnet.fi> wrote in message news:3F11AAFD.30B32CCF@mbnet.fi...
 > Silence!
 > Unheard of
 >
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Den
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Well, the 95MHz FSB K6 CPUs are that way for a reason, which was that they
did not pass testing as 100MHz FSB parts, so they got reclassified as 95MHz
FSB CPUs so they could be sold. They may or may not operate reliably at
100MHz FSB, but it's worth a shot.
Robert
"?uzzled" <not DeleteThis @got.one> wrote in message
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 > I don't see why not. You should be able to run it at 100Mhz FSB at least.
 > That's not much of an overclock though. I had my K6-2+ 500 running at
550Mhz
 > (5.5 X 100).
 >
 > "Keith Dawson" <kmdawson DeleteThis @mbnet.fi> wrote in message
 > news:3F11AAFD.30B32CCF@mbnet.fi...
  > > Silence!
  > > Unheard of
  > >
  > > Same question regarding the K6-2+/533 as well.
  > > TIA.
  > >
  > > Keith
  > >
  > >
  > > Keith Dawson wrote:
   > > >
   > > > Hi,
   > > > Just seen a K6-2+/475Mhz up for sale locally before buying just like
to
   > > > hear peoples experiences with O/C this 95Mhz FSB model. can it be
pushed
   > > > to the same degree as as say a 450 or 500MHz K6-2+?
   > > > TIA
   > > >
   > > > Keith
 >
 ><!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
 >> Stay informed about: K6-2+/475MHz in VA-503+ 

I have 1 100mhz fsb rated k6+ cpu that will only work at 95 MHz (due
to a bit of overheating in my laptop, hehe). I almost tossed it in
the trash thinking it was dead at any multiplier setting, then on a
lark I tried 95mhz, and it will run at 6x with 95 MHz (570 MHz speed).
The onboard cache apparently is the "weak" spot of these chips, and
the 95 MHz rating was, as someone else noted, applied for a valid
reason. Perhaps the chip that is for sale can run at 6x, or maybe
not, only way to find out is to take my k6speed program with you and
give it a test run b4 you buy it, hehe.

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Best regards,
Kyle
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"?uzzled" <not.TakeThisOut@got.one> wrote in message
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| I don't see why not. You should be able to run it at 100Mhz FSB at
least.
| That's not much of an overclock though. I had my K6-2+ 500 running
at 550Mhz
| (5.5 X 100).
|
| "Keith Dawson" <kmdawson.TakeThisOut@mbnet.fi> wrote in message
| news:3F11AAFD.30B32CCF@mbnet.fi...
| > Silence!
| > Unheard of
| >
| > Same question regarding the K6-2+/533 as well.
| > TIA.
| >
| > Keith
| >
| >
| > Keith Dawson wrote:
| > >
| > > Hi,
| > > Just seen a K6-2+/475Mhz up for sale locally before buying just
like to
| > > hear peoples experiences with O/C this 95Mhz FSB model. can it
be pushed
| > > to the same degree as as say a 450 or 500MHz K6-2+?
| > > TIA
| > >
| > > Keith
|
|
 >> Stay informed about: K6-2+/475MHz in VA-503+ 

Hi all,
Thanks for the informative answers.

Keith
PS More questions on the way...


Kyle Brant wrote:
 >
 > I have 1 100mhz fsb rated k6+ cpu that will only work at 95 MHz (due
 > to a bit of overheating in my laptop, hehe). I almost tossed it in
 > the trash thinking it was dead at any multiplier setting, then on a
 > lark I tried 95mhz, and it will run at 6x with 95 MHz (570 MHz speed).
 > The onboard cache apparently is the "weak" spot of these chips, and
 > the 95 MHz rating was, as someone else noted, applied for a valid
 > reason. Perhaps the chip that is for sale can run at 6x, or maybe
 > not, only way to find out is to take my k6speed program with you and
 > give it a test run b4 you buy it, hehe.
 >
 > --
 > Best regards,
 > Kyle
 > tired of spam, no email address
 > "?uzzled" <not.RemoveThis@got.one> wrote in message
 > news:beskce$8ph$1@sparta.btinternet.com...
 > | I don't see why not. You should be able to run it at 100Mhz FSB at
 > least.
 > | That's not much of an overclock though. I had my K6-2+ 500 running
 > at 550Mhz
 > | (5.5 X 100).
 > |
 > | "Keith Dawson" <kmdawson.RemoveThis@mbnet.fi> wrote in message
 > | news:3F11AAFD.30B32CCF@mbnet.fi...
 > | > Silence!
 > | > Unheard of
 > | >
 > | > Same question regarding the K6-2+/533 as well.
 > | > TIA.
 > | >
 > | > Keith
 > | >
 > | >
 > | > Keith Dawson wrote:
 > | > >
 > | > > Hi,
 > | > > Just seen a K6-2+/475Mhz up for sale locally before buying just
 > like to
 > | > > hear peoples experiences with O/C this 95Mhz FSB model. can it
 > be pushed
 > | > > to the same degree as as say a 450 or 500MHz K6-2+?
 > | > > TIA
 > | > >
 > | > > Keith
 > |
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