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dgoodrich · 11-15-2006, 03:58 PM

It is a socket 7 CPU. It originally ran at 350mhz (3.5X100) in an old Compaq notebook I had (which I upgraded to a K6-3+ running at 550 (5.5X100).

Do we know how the clocking works on the Snap 2000? It is user configurable at all? If we can't configure the FSB speed or the multiplier, I'd bet it would probably run at the same speed as the Intel chip thats in it (I'm guessing 66x3.5).

If it is configurable, I'd give it a try and report back.

11-15-2006, 03:58 PM	#6
dgoodrich Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Redlands, CA Posts: 44	Re: 4x00 Unit CPUs It is a socket 7 CPU. It originally ran at 350mhz (3.5X100) in an old Compaq notebook I had (which I upgraded to a K6-3+ running at 550 (5.5X100). Do we know how the clocking works on the Snap 2000? It is user configurable at all? If we can't configure the FSB speed or the multiplier, I'd bet it would probably run at the same speed as the Intel chip thats in it (I'm guessing 66x3.5). If it is configurable, I'd give it a try and report back.