Tweaking to get it to boot isn't. Essentially, it's a standard KT133 board with ATA100 support. Three memory slots. Yes, it has big capacitors. Reminded me of the ashcans people used to blow off when I was a kid.
Installation Putting the board in a case is routine.
I followed the installation order found here , and you should too, for any KT133 board. Very handy reference. If you provide the ability to change the multiplier in BIOS, it's not unreasonable to expect that it will actually work. If the machine demands a cold boot before working, OK, but if that the case, it should work then. The only way I've been able to change the multiplier consistently is to take the steps I described here .