I coupled this with a Celeron II 533. Even at this, my dear little Celeron would not run stable at 800 MHz. Since I also have an ABIT BM6, I plugged the belligerent chip into it and went straight for 1.8 volts. While in the BM6 it ran stable for over an hour while playing Q3. This left me in somewhat of a quandary.
Different combinations cause the motherboard to supply different voltages.
To accomplish this, I thought about soldering jumper wires across the back of the socket370. Not only would this make the change semi-permanent but also it would void the warranty. Only the CPU is changed. The CPU retains the new preset voltage regardless of motherboard used. The motherboard warranty remains intact and I can swap out the CPU with a PIII without having to remember I had modified the motherboard.