I ordered an old (but not so) CPU in Ebay because I have in mind built a decent and nostalgic rig. The CPU is a K-6 II 475 MHz, and my idea is putting in some good socket 7 motherboard, maybe 512 (256*2 slots) MB of RAM, some decent AGP video card, and Windows 2000... Just a delicatessen.
I would never try anything like this myself. My soldering skills cannot even be called "skills" I do have two Socket 3 split voltage CPUs myself, a Pentium 83 Overdrive and an AMD 5x86 PR75 (133 Mhz) but they both have onboard voltage regulators. Nice job keeping the board alive!
as this topic interest you, I have two follow up videos: 1) the final SMD resistor: ruclips.net/video/8oJJoBXiQ9k/видео.html and actually booting latest t2(sde) Linux on it: ruclips.net/video/KAYgCE0wFE4/видео.html
Super, hab selbst ein Board, wo der voltage regulator bzw. dessen Pin abgebrochen ist. Kannst du mir nochmal die Bezeichnung von dem geben, den du eingelötet hast?
Wenn das VRM bei dir noch drin ist, was steht denn für eine Typenbezeichnung drauf? Ich habe ja einen 1085 genommen, aber vermutlich war mein Board ggf. für einen anderen Typ gedacht, da ich den Widerstand anpassen musste, ...
Can I ask where you bought the new voltage regulator or regulators. I would like to buy some to upgrade the one on my Tyan Tomcat III MB (4.02 bios upgrade) to be able to install Two Pentium 233MMX cpus with out destroying the current voltage regulator. I hope you can help. Thanks and great video
any electronic supply has them, farnell 1, mouser, digikey, rscomponents, ... ebay, ... I brought them at a local supplier in Germany. just this morning another order with random office stuff arrived including the SMD resistor I need to finish the mod, too ;-)
I ordered an old (but not so) CPU in Ebay because I have in mind built a decent and nostalgic rig. The CPU is a K-6 II 475 MHz, and my idea is putting in some good socket 7 motherboard, maybe 512 (256*2 slots) MB of RAM, some decent AGP video card, and Windows 2000... Just a delicatessen.
hardware + linux related are my favs here
need to test cross compiled t2sde / Linux Firefox on the fastest 486 next ;-)
I would never try anything like this myself. My soldering skills cannot even be called "skills"
I do have two Socket 3 split voltage CPUs myself, a Pentium 83 Overdrive and an AMD 5x86 PR75 (133 Mhz) but they both have onboard voltage regulators.
Nice job keeping the board alive!
as this topic interest you, I have two follow up videos: 1) the final SMD resistor: ruclips.net/video/8oJJoBXiQ9k/видео.html and actually booting latest t2(sde) Linux on it: ruclips.net/video/KAYgCE0wFE4/видео.html
:) Nice video, next time "more light and f-stop 6" or even 9 so it won't blurr.
well, I was dreaming about eventually hiring a video assistant and editor ;-) lol
great stuff
Super, hab selbst ein Board, wo der voltage regulator bzw. dessen Pin abgebrochen ist. Kannst du mir nochmal die Bezeichnung von dem geben, den du eingelötet hast?
Wenn das VRM bei dir noch drin ist, was steht denn für eine Typenbezeichnung drauf? Ich habe ja einen 1085 genommen, aber vermutlich war mein Board ggf. für einen anderen Typ gedacht, da ich den Widerstand anpassen musste, ...
Can I ask where you bought the new voltage regulator or regulators. I would like to buy some to upgrade the one on my Tyan Tomcat III MB (4.02 bios upgrade) to be able to install Two Pentium 233MMX cpus with out destroying the current voltage regulator. I hope you can help. Thanks and great video
any electronic supply has them, farnell 1, mouser, digikey, rscomponents, ... ebay, ... I brought them at a local supplier in Germany. just this morning another order with random office stuff arrived including the SMD resistor I need to finish the mod, too ;-)
@@renerebe Thank you I will look into that. Thank you again and great video.