Close,
I use the P2B-D (No SCSI on MB) with the BIOS version 1012b.
I'm using 2*PIII-550 with excellent results.
ASUS *used* to have their own news server but had to take it down
because people were only complaining at the lack of service/support from
ASUS, which made newcomers to the list go look for another MB. ;-)
Personally, I'm *very* satisfied with my MB.
Regards
Gustav
Hidong Kim wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I just upgraded the bios on my asus p2b-ds machine to run 700 mhz
> piiis. I currently have 350 mhz piis. The bios was flashed
> successfully with the latest update from the asus site, revision 1009.
> But the machine is not booting up with the 700 mhz piiis. It won't boot
> into linux (red hat 6.1) or even with a dos boot floppy. Is anyone
> using a p2b-ds motherboard with piiis? Thanks,
>
> Hidong
>
> Alec Smith wrote:
> >
> > Based on my experiences, and what I've seen of various motherboards you
> > should be able to upgrade to 850Mhz, but no further. Basically you'll need
> > to get the latest BIOS for your board (which has hopefully been updated to
> > support up to 850Mhz). The Coppermine PIIIs come in two flavors -- a
> > 100Mhz FSB version that maxes at 850Mhz and a 133Mhz FSB version that is
> > now up to 1.133Ghz. You'll want the 100Mhz FSB variant.
> >
> > I know for a fact the above is supported by Abit and Tyan boards, so I
> > would expect Asus has updated their BIOS as well.
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