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Started by iam bennu
Fri, 24 Aug 2001 21:09
High Performance P4 Motherboards (Which ? Where?)
Author: iam bennu
Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 21:09
Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 21:09
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I have just decided to design a dream machine (May not actually build but at least I'll have created a target for myself). I heard that there were P4 Motherboards out there that had the Intel 850 Chip Set, Supported USB 2.0 and had SCSI controllers built into them in addition to or in place of IDE controllers and ran at speeds high enough that to support the P4 for a couple of years at least. I been searching a bit and and have found none (or if I did it was not worded as such) Can anyone point me to a site that discusses and or sells Motherboards with these features. Thanks Gregory I. Hayes gihayes@email.com
Re: High Performance P4 Motherboards (Which ? Where?)
Author: jlm808
Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 22:10
Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 22:10
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Abit P4 mobo has the features you want. There are several people in this newsgroup that say you should not get this mobo because of the Rambus RAM. I have had mine for about 4 months and have had no problems. System specs: TH-7 P4 Abit mobo 1.7ghz cpu 512 mb Rambus RAM SbLive sound card LeadTek WinFast GeForce 2 Pro IBM 60GCP 40gb hard drive CD ROM Plextor 12/10/32 CDRW When it all boils down the choice is yours. HTH "iam bennu" <iambennu@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:cszh7.26891$V7.707388@e3500-atl2.usenetserver.com... > I have just decided to design a dream machine (May not actually build but at > least I'll have created a target for myself). I heard that there were P4 > Motherboards out there that had the Intel 850 Chip Set, Supported USB 2.0 > and had SCSI controllers built into them in addition to or in place of IDE > controllers and ran at speeds high enough that to support the P4 for a > couple of years at least. I been searching a bit and and have found none (or > if I did it was not worded as such) Can anyone point me to a site that > discusses and or sells Motherboards with these features. > > Thanks > Gregory I. Hayes > gihayes@email.com > > >
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