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Well, to start, these benchmarks are revealing the the Q6600 is far better than the FX-62, but how can 4 cores not beat a E6700, that impresses me. You see, I thought they would push more in the speeds. I'll upgrade to a Pentium D 9xx 800FSB soon enough, to get a cheap dual core, then I'll move...

http://microcenter.com/byos/byos_single_product_results.phtml?product_id=241819 This motherboard is well around your preffered price with an Intel chipset. Now, the RAM. It is good and will work. That E6300+ beats an AMD Athlon 4200+. Although, if you can squeese more money, get the E6600...

If you can, try another port, like a TV port to see if you can work your way in in order to re-enable the display. It could be just that thing. OR, to simplyify it, uninstall and reinstall the ATI catalyst drivers or the Nvidia Forceware drivers in SAFE MODE WITH NETWORKING.

Yeah, now it would. With the AM2 CPU, it would not fit, or if it would, it would NOT post.

Oh boy, you could have kept the original :rolleyes: But, as I would say, 80GB is a best fit.

Can I ask you a question? Why the he** would you want it slower?

First off, I don't find the voltage regulator and the X can go higher than 2...

Yes, I did it and now it boots. Now, I have to forget the K6 thing.

I got a reply from another guy saying that if I power the PC up with the AMD, it may fry both CPU and mobo...Not quite sure. I decided to boot with the Intel to see if it was working after a case change and no. I got this: 1-3-3-1 28 Autosize DRAM.

Then, wh my CPU fitted in the socket? If it's not socket 7, why did it fit in?

All three (Intel CPU, AMD K6-2 CPU and Mobo socket) are Socket 7 The Intel Pentium MMX 200MHZ os 2.8V and the AMD K6-2 500MHZ is 3.3V, which hits the socket volt range. (Meaning it takes 3.3V)

If he did, how come it worked? That's the thing that makes me hesaitate...

I changed my CPU from an Intel Pentium MMX 200MHZ to an AMD K6-2 500MHZ Will it boot with the Intel Chipset?

You need to connect the two LHUSER

Didn't you had a CD cointaining drivers?

You took my words eh? ;)

It all depends on the mobo's size and case. One of them was easy to install. I did it in 25 minutes. Although, my P4 one, the case was so compact, I had to someimes take out some stuff and then it could fit in.

This computer does not have an AGP slot. Meaning, you CANNOT uninstall the intergrated drivers. Although, if you have a PCI card....isn't there a Disabeled option somewhere?

That I do agree. If I could only have the money, I'd buy four...one for each. But, take this advice: Go to the store and have a look at it. If it's Maxtor, WD or ny branded stuff go for it

Border line card: 6600 And, I payed me Geforce 5200FX last year at $140 from a computer store...doesn't even know WTH he's doing...a bad rip off