Hello folks.
As a general rule, when any given motherboard has the ability to support both a Northwood P4C CPU and a Prescott P4E CPU (not at the same time, that is)...
Are there any features which, for any reason, might not be available or functional when one of these CPUs was in the motherboard while they would be if the *other* CPU was in the motherboard? (features like Dual Channel DDR, Hyper Threading, USB 2.0, Serial ATA, Parallel ATA, etc.)
I am wondering in particular about the following motherboards (all of which are based on the Intel 865PE chipset, and support both P4C and P4E CPUs):
- Abit IS7-E2 motherboard
- Intel D865PERL motherboard
- Any Asus P4P800 motherboards
Thanks much!
DuckTape
As a general rule, when any given motherboard has the ability to support both a Northwood P4C CPU and a Prescott P4E CPU (not at the same time, that is)...
Are there any features which, for any reason, might not be available or functional when one of these CPUs was in the motherboard while they would be if the *other* CPU was in the motherboard? (features like Dual Channel DDR, Hyper Threading, USB 2.0, Serial ATA, Parallel ATA, etc.)
I am wondering in particular about the following motherboards (all of which are based on the Intel 865PE chipset, and support both P4C and P4E CPUs):
- Abit IS7-E2 motherboard
- Intel D865PERL motherboard
- Any Asus P4P800 motherboards
Thanks much!
DuckTape