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building a celeron dual processor system

Asked by kiranghag in Miscellaneous Hardware, Hardware Components

Tags: pga370

I have at hand, two separate machines with following hardware

PentiumIII Celeron 266MHz CPU (Slot1 Based)
PentiumIII CeleronA 336MHz CPU (PGA370 Based)
PC100 and PC66 SDRAM sticks of 64MB, 32MB, 128MB
Trident Blade 3790 AGP Display with 4MB VRAM
SiS 6326 AGP Display with 2MB VRAM

(currently they are being run with two via motherboards)

My objectives are
1. building a single, cheap, dual processor machine
2. using as much as possible hardware from above list
3. why? - just for having a dual system on desk

My assumptions
1. system would not be a high performance box
2. its okay if both the cpu can be used together and with lower possible speed

My doubts
1. can either of the above processor be used in a SMP, as IS
2. is it possible to get the motherboards in the market now? (my local market

in india, hardly sells smp boards)

I have seen one link where the person has used above cpu mix using one adaptor

which allows to plug a pga370 celeron into slot 1.

waiting for suggestions/instructions/links

tia

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building a celeron dual processor system

Asked by kiranghag in Miscellaneous Hardware, Hardware Components

Tags: pga370

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