Hi !

In fact, socklets that support new Copermine core are already on the market
(MSI, ASUS).
Despite what Intel has said, a dual Copermine is possible with a BX chipset
(never personally tried it), but Intel want to hide that to sell their own
chipset (i840).
Oh, for the story, modifying a traditional S370 to support Copermine is easy on
a socklet, and really hard on a motherboard (only 5 pins are differents).

----- Original Message -----
From: "Laine Stump" <lainestump@rcn.com>
> At 11:32 AM 3/7/00 -0800, Jason Thorpe wrote:
> >I also just bought an Abit, and it's pretty nice, tho mine's a BP6 (dual
> >Socket 370 -- not a P-III board...)
>
> I've seen rumors that they will be coming out with a PIII-compatible model
> "sometime". Also, http://www.bp6.com claims that some other company
> (Powerleap?) will have an FC-PGA to PPGA adapter which will allow using
> PIII's in the BP6


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