Pentium Pro 200mhz to 333Mhz?

[RobeFortu1]

Ben Myers wrote:The 333 mhz Intel Pentium Pro Overdrive processor is clock locked, whichmeansthat it operates at a fixed multiple of the motherboard's external bus speed,or5x66.6MHz. All you would need to do is remove the Pentium Pro, then installthe Pentium Pro OverDrive CPU. No jumper or switch setting changes required.

Kewl. Way kewl. Would you say it's hard to remove the old processor and put the
new one in? I've never done it before. :)

[Ben Myers]

Pentium Pro processors are usually attached to the motherboard along with the
heat sink, using either one or two long metal clips. CAREFULLY remove the
clip(s), making sure you don't damage the white plastic processor socket. Then
remove the heat sink. Lift the lever on the side the Type 8 processor socket,
remove the old PPro chip. Insert the new one, close the lever... Ben Myers

On 07 Aug 2003 17:40:41 GMT, robefortu1@aol.comnojunk (RobeFortu1) wrote:
Ben Myers wrote:The 333 mhz Intel Pentium Pro Overdrive processor is clock locked, whichmeansthat it operates at a fixed multiple of the motherboard's external bus speed,or5x66.6MHz. All you would need to do is remove the Pentium Pro, then installthe Pentium Pro OverDrive CPU. No jumper or switch setting changes required.Kewl. Way kewl. Would you say it's hard to remove the old processor and put thenew one in? I've never done it before. :)