Anyone here ever use an Upgradeware Slot-t slot 1 adapter?

[fatboy]

Greetings 16-bitters, A few days back I got an Upgradeware "Slot_T" slot 1 cpu adapter off of ebay, complete with a Celeron 1.3 Ghz socket 370 cpu! Problem is, I can't seem to find any info on what the onboard jumpers should be set at. Now this adapter does not have it's own voltage regulator, so I don't have to worry about that as I'll be setting the voltage in My mobo's BIOS, But I will need to know what to set the jumpers to for the right FSB.

I bought this so I could beef up My 98se computer. The current mobo uses those goofy slot 1 cpus, which limits My upgrade choices.

CPU:
Intel Celeron: 1300 Mhz, 256k L@ Cache, 100 Mhz FSB, 1.5 Volts, SL6C7, Socket 370.

Motherboard:
Asus P2B-F







Any help would be appreciated. Especially since this should be more then enough juice to get rid of the lag in those damned underground missions in Mechwarrior 3!

[ThugsRook]

jumper settings should be printed on the back of the PCB.

[fatboy]

jumper settings should be printed on the back of the PCB.

Negatory, Duders. The back of both the plastic cartridge casing and the PCB are both bare:

[ThugsRook]

hrmmmm...

might wanna check here: http://homepage.hispeed.ch/p2b_procupgrade_faq.html

[fatboy]

That's actually where I've been getting a lot of My upgrade info from, and although He recommends using the slot-t, he doesn't give any exact info on the slot-t itself, probably also assuming that the user has a diagram with their adapter that shows Them how to set it up.
I might just update the bios, set the board to the known required settings, and just pop the thing in and see what happens. I just don't want to risk blowing the little SOB.

[nonameo]

Hey fatboy, perhaps you can follow the traces and find out what pins they go to in order to determine what the jumpers do.

You can find a pinout and a list of what the pins do on this document:
http://download.intel.com/support/pr...b/29859604.pdf

see page 57.

[fatboy]

Damn Nonameo, that's some great info! I might still just plop the thing right into My rig and see if it posts, mostly because I'm a stingy bastard who doesn't want to waste all that lovely Arctic Silver 5 I already used on it (I don't want to take a DMM to the sloket and do a continuity test on it while the cpu is still plugged in), But if that fails, this may just point Me in the right direction. Thanks!

[Oerg866]

The upgradeware SlotT is a waste of money. P2B-F is known for working with tualatins with few simple mods on a regular slot-adapter, most common with are the solutions from asus (super370 or something) and MSI (MS6509 master).

However, I do like i440BX systems with tualatins. Pop in a RAID card to bypass shitty UDMA/66 and you, sir, got one great system.