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09-03-2005 at 07:39:44 PM

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If anybody out there has the P4P800S-X, tell me if it has worked reliably
for you.
Any quirks to look for?

I think this board would make a good upgrade for my parents, to use for
awhile with WinXP, but not for Win Vista.

Thanks,
QZ

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