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Not quite.  The Celeron's are "clock-locked" and will only function with a
4.5 multiplier.  Changing the multiplier to anything else will result in the
clock frequency being 1/2 actual.  (The Celeron will run at 4.5 x 100MhZ and
sometimes even 4.5 x 112).  I've got the BH-6 with a Celeron 300A running at
465MhZ flawlessly.  I would highly recommend both the chip and the board.
For much more info on this topic see: www.tomshardware.com and enter the
Delphi discussion board.  There are many people reporting success with this
combo.  Good luck.


Gary Gooi wrote in message <366F9457.6813F044@mbox5.singnet.com.sg>...
>Hi
>To all Abit BH6 users out there, need your advice before I settle on
>this board: I have downloaded the manual and saw the SEL 100/66 signal
>which can be turned ON/OFF to change the multiplier factor even if the
>CPU is multiplier locked.
>My question is, does this applies only to those 100Mhz based CPU? If
>not, that would theoretically mean that I can run a celeron 300A with
>100MHz * 3.
>Please share your experience.
>Regards.
>
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