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Hardware Forum / Brand Name Systems / Gateway / February 2004Upgrading a old G6-450 to 600MhZ PIII help needed!
Is the Intel PIII 600/512/100 2.05V SLOT 1 SL3F7 the right CPU for a G6-450 PII. I have a G6-450 w/ a MBD PII/BX TB2 W/AUD JABIL RI 100FBS Motherboard. I find a lot of SL3JM but very few SL3F7 stamped on the side. What is the differenes between the SL3F7 and the SL3JM chips? That CPU will work fine, and the main difference is simply the revision in the mask used to lay out the chip on silicon. > Is the Intel PIII 600/512/100 2.05V SLOT 1 SL3F7 the right CPU for a > G6-450 PII. I have a G6-450 w/ a MBD PII/BX TB2 W/AUD JABIL RI 100FBS > Motherboard. I find a lot of SL3JM but very few SL3F7 stamped on the > side. What is the differenes between the SL3F7 and the SL3JM chips? What does SR mean in his post following your post mean by "internal clock multiplier. SL3F7 is a 550 MHz Pentium III, with a 5.5x hardwired multiplier. SL3JM is a 600 MHz Pentium III, with a 6x multiplier."? > That CPU will work fine, and the main difference is simply the revision in > the mask used to lay out the chip on silicon. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >>Motherboard. I find a lot of SL3JM but very few SL3F7 stamped on the >>side. What is the differenes between the SL3F7 and the SL3JM chips? One is a 550 MHz CPU, while the other is a 600. The multiplier determines the speed. 5.5X100 = 550; 6X100=600. There aren't that many 600 MHz Slot1 PIIIs -- most were 600E (Coppermines) that work only with later-model Gateway Slot-1 systems. > What does SR mean in his post following your post mean by "internal > clock multiplier. SL3F7 is a 550 MHz Pentium III, with a 5.5x hardwired > multiplier. SL3JM is a 600 MHz Pentium III, with a 6x multiplier."? > One is a 550 MHz CPU, while the other is a 600. The multiplier determines > the speed. 5.5X100 = 550; 6X100=600. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >>clock multiplier. SL3F7 is a 550 MHz Pentium III, with a 5.5x hardwired >>multiplier. SL3JM is a 600 MHz Pentium III, with a 6x multiplier."? OK, now I'm really unsure. I want a 600mhz katmai to put in this old G6-450. So I must limit my search to those stepped SL3JM? Why not go for a Powerleap upgrade - instead of 600mhz you can get 1.4ghz? > > One is a 550 MHz CPU, while the other is a 600. The multiplier determines > > the speed. 5.5X100 = 550; 6X100=600. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > OK, now I'm really unsure. I want a 600mhz katmai to put in this old > G6-450. So I must limit my search to those stepped SL3JM? I upgraded my G6-400 over one year with a Powerleap 1.4ghz and am extremely satisfied with it. Ron > Why not go for a Powerleap upgrade - instead of 600mhz you can get 1.4ghz? > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > OK, now I'm really unsure. I want a 600mhz katmai to put in this old > > G6-450. So I must limit my search to those stepped SL3JM? > I upgraded my G6-400 over one year with a Powerleap 1.4ghz and am extremely > satisfied with it. [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >>>OK, now I'm really unsure. I want a 600mhz katmai to put in this old >>>G6-450. So I must limit my search to those stepped SL3JM? I get the PIII's free from old discarded systems. If I had to pay for them I would opt for the Powerleap. Have you misread the part numbers or made a typo? These two processors are the same stepping. The difference between SL3F7 and SL3JM is the internal clock multiplier. SL3F7 is a 550 MHz Pentium III, with a 5.5x hardwired multiplier. SL3JM is a 600 MHz Pentium III, with a 6x multiplier. > Is the Intel PIII 600/512/100 2.05V SLOT 1 SL3F7 the right CPU for a > G6-450 PII. I have a G6-450 w/ a MBD PII/BX TB2 W/AUD JABIL RI 100FBS > Motherboard. I find a lot of SL3JM but very few SL3F7 stamped on the > side. What is the differenes between the SL3F7 and the SL3JM chips? |
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