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In article <DfG9mFA$ytXxEAlY@artful.demon.co.uk>, david@artful.demon.co.uk 
says...
>
>Where can I find specifications for Intel boards? I've tried the Intel
>web page, but that seems to waffle on at length about the chips and
>other tekkie things.
>
> I am bemused by names such as Triton, Endeavour, Atlantis and PCISet. I
>want a pentium 100 with 256pb cache. Which is the right one?
>
> Another point. My local dealer is offering a Triton for �199 with a pb
>cache socket. Presume that means I have to get a cache chip. How much
>are they?
>-- 
>David Lawson - London

A few definitions that may help , 

 Triton is the chipset on the motherboard that handles h/drives com ports etc
 triton is `probably` the best chipset available right now although triton2 is
 in the pipeline.

 Endevour & Atlantis are intel mother boards (baby AT EV/AS)
 both are very good reliable boards the endevour usually comes with built in
 soundblaster sound , the Atlantis can have integrated sound and graphics.

 Pci refers to the type of boards (graphics etc.) which plug into the m/board
 and is the current standard.

 If you go for either an endevour or an atlantis I doubt you will be 
 disappointed.
 
 Make sure that whatever you buy you get a socket 7 (cpu socket) and pb cache
 either soldered on the board or as a plug in.