WTB or TF Tualatin-compatible mobo

[TOAD6147]

Came by a Celeron 1.3 Ghz and I need a board that will run it. They don't seem too easy to find. I've found that the compatible chipsets are the SIS 635T and I815e Stepping2, possiblly others but haven't gotten that far yet. Thanks

[TOAD6147]

OK, so if no one has anything to sell to fit my needs can someone recommend a board to buy and where to find it? Thanks.

[chris64]

You could probably buy a coppermine celeron motherboard and get a coppermine > Tualatin adapter.

[TOAD6147]

Sorry, won't work according to Anandtech. But thanks for trying.

[rourkchris]

That's a tough request. The Tualatin core didn't last very long if I remember correctly as it was introduced very shortly before the P4 was launched. Obviously the P4 pushed it completely aside and it was used mainly in laptops. Mobo manufacturers didn't get a chance to work with it very long so I'm sure there isn't alot of variety or options. I feel for you man, good luck. Try Newegg and Googlegear. Sorry that's the best I've got.

[MDS]

how about the SOYO SY-TISU for $65 shipped @ newegg? Also to note the SY-TISU is a great OCer and is b-stepping

Soyo SY-TISU Intel i815EP B-step Chipset ATX Motherboard
Specifications:
CPU Support: Intel FC-PGA 2 Tualatin Processor and Pentium III and Celeron Processors
Chipset: Intel 815EP B-step
FSB: 66/100/133 Mhz
RAM: 3x 168-pin PC133/PC100 EEC unbuffered SDRAM
IDE: UDMA 33/66/100
Slots: 1x AGP, 6x 32-bit PCI, 1x CNR
Ports: 2x Serial, 1x Parallel, 1x FDD, 4x USB (total), 1x PS/2 Mouse/Keyboard
Onboard Audio AC'97 CODEC

[rourkchris]

He shoots, he scores! Nice find MDS. A nice looking mobo for a good price. SOYO does make good mobos.

[MDS]

I had one of these soyo's in a build a year or so ago and was a great stable mobo and did overclock well, It has a cool bios setup on it.

[TOAD6147]

MDS,
Yes, I saw that one and it's one of the few that isn't on-board everything and/or in a micro-ATX form. Thanks for the recommendation. Do you recall any that would do DDR?

[MDS]

I believe the PC Chips M700L or Pc Chips M700MR does but not sure it was based on the 635T chipset and therefor would support your Tualatin.