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Having looked into it over the last week I keep seeing the Asus CUSL2-C pop
up as a good choice. I'd be looking at the 815-EP version without the on
board Video, and putting in my own video card (which I haven't started to
decide on yet! Oh dear). Might even look at the new Black Pearl edition of
this board, although I haven't seen any pricing here in Australia yet! I'll
be going with tthe PIII-933 for sure I think! Fits into the budget and seems
effective for price/performace!
Thanks for the advice Lars!
Cheers
Matt

"Lars Olsson" <lars.olsson@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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> For a Pentium III 933 you would want a motherboard that has socket 370,
slot
> 1 were used for PII and for some early 100MHz FSB PIII's.  I personally
like
> the VIA chipset, however the Intel 815 is the newest for Pentium.  As for
> ram you are looking at 133 speed ram in the SDRAM format.  I am a fan of
> ASUS motherboards, I am currently running a CUV4X without audio.
> Unfortunately this board is no longer available except as an E model
> (CUV4X-E).  This board has 133MHz Front Side Bus, and is ATA 100
compatible
> for the newer HDD.  It also uses the VIA 694 (x I believe) chipset.  If
you
> want the 815 chipset I would reccomend a CUSL2 motherboard,
> http://www.asus.com/ or something from Tyan, check their products here
> http://www.tyan.com/, or even Soyo http://www.soyo.com/index_nof.htm.  Any
> questions do not hesitate to email me directly by replying to sender.
>
> Lars
> Another to check might be MSI (Microstar) http://www.msi.com.tw/