Ok I did find some information here.
http://www.upgradeware.com/english/product/slott/compatibility.htm
The new Tualatin/Coppermine processors do work in my board. I think since its a coppermine it allows for the higher voltage settings. This adaptor is amazing, it allows you to adjust the voltage for the CPU and the FSB.
I am still looking into this but I made an error. Those are two separate processors in my previous post not one. Coppermine and Tualatin. I So, I am seeing if they both are supported with this slot t adaptor.
I contacted customer support on this issue. I know the slot-t adapter will work in my motherboard but unsure if the CPU will be stable. I have heard of people using these for years on 2.0 volts but I want to be sure. Powerleap has nothing on this type of setup. This is brand new.
I have read some more threads, I know they are old but someone says that there will be no problems. I honestly do not care if this thing runs too high and burns out. This will give me an excuse to go out and finally get something new.
Here is the thread
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/147802-30-slot-upgrade
I will update this again when I get my memory that I ordered off of ebay, which should be tomorrow. I want to run this at 133 Mhz bus speed so this chip will run at 1.4 and not 1.0. Also my multiplier is locked at 4.5 and with 100 Mhz bus speed this gives me 450Mhz right now. The multiplier is locked on this thing as well, i think its 10 not sure. I will use the default settings on this slot-t adaptor and hopefully all will be well. I am however worried about the jumper setting on this adaptor, they are not really configured for any voltage settings at all. I think that I should at least set this to 2.0 but as in the threads I read, it should just plug right in and overide the settings.
I will post more, any more information would be great!
Thanks,
Gary