hi bavarius, man sollte allerdings dem letzten abschnitt etwas beachtung schenken, zitat:
'Are there any limitations?
There are some limitations when using the Celeron 2 processors. While you get a big boost in speed, some problems have developed:
Windows 2000 and XP do not work with Celeron 2 processors.
The exact reason for why this does not work has yet to be determined. I believe the problem lies in the AL440LX BIOS. The AL440LX BIOS does not fully support the new Celeron 2 processors, and Intel is not going to update the BIOS to include this support. Once the processor been reported as "Pentium-Pro" or "Unknown?" by CPUID in the BIOS, Windows-2000 and XP will hang at their launching sequence.
Powerleap says that they have been able to get the AL440LX to work with Windows 2000 and a Celeron 2 in the lab, and are working on getting me a patch so that I can evaluate it. I'll let you know as soon as I find out more.
There are no conflicts however with Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 98 SE, Windows ME, or Windows NT. You can use the Celeron 2 766 MHz processors with these operating systems.
Bottom Line: The fastest processor you can use at this point with Windows 2000 or XP is the Celeron 533 MHz. Celeron 2's will not work'
ich hab zwar ein gigabyte LX-board, aber das hat mit dem 766er per slot1 adapter unter w2k auch nicht gefunzt und ich denke mal, es liegt nicht -wie in dem artikel vermutet- am bios, sondern am betriebssystem... scheisse aber auch §$#§%#§$%&§!