TP 600E doesn't boot after CPU-Upgrade to P3 500
TP 600E doesn't boot after CPU-Upgrade to P3 500
Hi
I have upgraded the CPU of my TP 600E (2645-5A0) with bios INET36WW (Date 11/20/99) from a P2 366 to a P3 with 500 Mhz (PML50002001AA). After restarting the notebook it can't boot WinXP. It restarts early in WindowsXP booting. If i go into tho bios, it freezes in the first screen, but shows me a P2 with 500Mhz.
I've tested the following with no effort:
- changed the bit in the bios to get no error 127.
- disable internal RAM.
- test with different RAM configurations (I have 2x 128MB 100Mhz)
- plug off the CMOS-Battery -> Now the Bios freezes on the Screen where i can set the Time/Date
I've used the original cpu-cooler from my P2 366. Can it be that the cpu gets to hot?
What else can it be?
Thanks for helping me
huelfi
I have upgraded the CPU of my TP 600E (2645-5A0) with bios INET36WW (Date 11/20/99) from a P2 366 to a P3 with 500 Mhz (PML50002001AA). After restarting the notebook it can't boot WinXP. It restarts early in WindowsXP booting. If i go into tho bios, it freezes in the first screen, but shows me a P2 with 500Mhz.
I've tested the following with no effort:
- changed the bit in the bios to get no error 127.
- disable internal RAM.
- test with different RAM configurations (I have 2x 128MB 100Mhz)
- plug off the CMOS-Battery -> Now the Bios freezes on the Screen where i can set the Time/Date
I've used the original cpu-cooler from my P2 366. Can it be that the cpu gets to hot?
What else can it be?
Thanks for helping me
huelfi
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i think i remember reading that the 600e can only take up to a 400mhz celeron or something like that. do yourself a favor and read "The official 600 Upgrade and general information Topic" sticky just two posts up from here.
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The 600E can handle up to a PIII 750 and still be stable. I think that there were some that were able to use a PIII 850, but others that have tried had stability problems.
My 600E has a PIII 750, which has physically had speed step disabled and runs at 600MHz.
Celeron is almost always a no. Some have claimed to have done it, but not many.
My 600E has a PIII 750, which has physically had speed step disabled and runs at 600MHz.
Celeron is almost always a no. Some have claimed to have done it, but not many.
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