could u all tell me if is ABIT NF7-S v2.0 can support this CPU?

AMD MOBILE ATHLON 2600+ BARTON UNLOCKED MULTIPLIER
AXMA 2600FKT4C
AQYHA 0414XPAW

more information:
Athlon XP Mobile DTR Processor (Model 10)  1933 MHz
OPGA Organic Pin Grid Array 1.65 Volt max. Temp. 90°C
512 KB L2 Cache 266 MHz Systembus (133 MHz FSB) x 14.5
any reliable information i'll got later via this thread, i'll be thankful for u.

thanks mr_47.

but recently I have tested the abit nf7-s v2.0 mainboard I bought from someone yesterday. After i tested the mainboard but it has a problem

the mainboard problem is.. after save the bios setting and then i turn the power off, then disconnect power supply cord from the powerpoint, the mainboard can't recall the saved setting so i have to setting manually before i boot into windows

strangely if i shutdown the computer but let the computer get power from powersupply that feeded by continuous power line from the powerpoint, it can recall the setting when i turn on the computer afterward.

i mean, if the computer was fully disconnected from an electric source, then plug the power supply cord to the powerpoint, the BIOS can't recall setting I saved earlier. Instead it reverts to default setting. the case was not happen if the power supply get continuous electric flow from the powerpoint and the windows OS already shutdown.

i have to press the DEL button everytime i turn on the computer in order to select my desired BIOS setting.

then i save the bios setting and proceed to windows loading.

i hate to reenter my preferred bios setting, including reenter the actual date and time.

i actually want to save the bios setting forever.

anyone know what problem i stumbled here?

any solution?

i was so sad because i bought it yesterday but was not in total good condition, however, yes it can boot into windows normally.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:

i updated the bios to official ABIT's bios rev. 27. but unable to resolve the 'BIOS save ' problem.

the previous owner use bios rev 26 (mantarays) if i am not mistaken.

CPU: AMD Thunderbird 1.333 Ghz unlocked version (133 MHz fsb)

RAM: Kingston 512 MB DDR266 (PC2100) CL2.5 double sided ram module

GRAPHIC CARD: ATI RADEON 9600 pro 128 mb

OS: windows XP pro SP2

OMG... i leave the oc scene so long and ppl still oc nf7s till this day....

hi guyz... please help!! 

specs
AMD Barton 2500+
Thermaltake SilentTower CPU cooler
Abit NF7S-V2.0
ATI 9800SE 128MB 256bit - 400/700 8pipeline
Creative SoundBlaster Live 5.1se
Vtec true power PSU 350watts
Kingston HyperX KHX3200AK/1 2x512MB DDR400 2-3-2-6 V2.6

I just bought KHX3200AK1 RAM and it seems very unstable for overclocking... i can't increase FSB to above 200MHz with 3-6-6-11!! damn..

with the below setting my system run SLIGHTLY stable
tested on 3dmark03 on third game then my screen blank
vcore 1.85
vdimm 2.8
FSB 200MHZ 3-6-6-11
multiplier 11x
after i incrase my FSB to 205MHz (+5MHz only!!!).. when i save and exit BIOS.. my system shutdown immediately and peepoo!!!!!! peepoo!
previously was running fine on
Barton 2200MHz  vcore=1.85
FSB 200MHz x 11
Corsair Twinx 2x256MB 2-3-3-6 vdimm=2.7

even i run on stock FSB 166MHz with memory timing 2-2-2-5 also CAN"T!!!
any expert can guide me?

i have an unlocked barton 2500+ (1.8 GHz). I used nf7-s v2.0 mainboard.

I have tried to increase the vcore a bit, from the default 1.65 v to 1.75 v in order to bump my cpu clock to 2.0 - 2.2 GHz. It booted into windows normally.

I understand that overvolt the barton for long period can shorten the cpu's life.

However, what is the safe overvolt for this barton cpu?

I planned to use a pair of DDR400 RAM in near future so that i can overclock my barton into 3200+ (200 x 11).

Is it assumed safe to increase the default vcore to 1.8 v permanently?

your share of experience I'll appreciate very much. Thank u.

what's the BEST bios for now??

no need to hot-flash.mine is OK.still stable at 220x10 @ default.Using mantarays-xt 

** what's the best BIOS for D43 ram??

Anyone know where I can find a suitable person to repair abit NF7-S v2.0 mainboard? I think the mainboard has faulty BIOS chip. Maybe else the socket that hold the BIOS chip is damaged, or some electronic device soldered on the mainboard is not functional as expected.

I am still keeping this old mainboard. I have planned to sell, but on second thought, why not I repair it and make it as additional home server at my house?

The symptom is inability to retain a BIOS setting. Even I cold boot or hot boot, sometimes the BIOS setting reset to default. I even changed the CMOS battery to a new one.