which is better?

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hello.

i have athlon 64 2800+@3200+ clawhammer socket 754, 2x512 APACER
PC3200 UNB DDRAM, Sapphire Radeon 9800SE with 8 pipelines activated
AGP, Seagate 200GB SATA and i want upgrade my motherboard and don`t
know which motherboard is better- ECS NFORCE3-A or ECS M870 v2.0 or
ECS 755-A2 or ECS M860G? i want this pc for gaming and working with
graphic-what is the best solution? thanx for answers and sorry for my
english

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"" wrote:
> hello.
>
> i have athlon 64 2800+@3200+ clawhammer socket 754,
> 2x512 APACER
> PC3200 UNB DDRAM, Sapphire Radeon 9800SE with 8
> pipelines activated
> AGP, Seagate 200GB SATA and i want upgrade
> my motherboard and don`t
> know which motherboard is better- ECS
> NFORCE3-A or ECS M870 v2.0 or
> ECS 755-A2 or ECS M860G? i want
> this pc for gaming and working with
> graphic-what is the best
> solution? thanx for answers and sorry for my
> english

i myself would recomend the kn1 motherboard as it is an nforce 4 ultra
mother board with a pci-e slot it can take 4 gig of 3200 ddr ram has i
think 4 sata ports 2 hdd ide ports plus cd ide port and floppy ide
port i would say a 3d aplication like 3d max would run pretty smoothly
on a pc with that motherboard and decent add on componants plus it
means you can get the best nvidia or ati graphics card you can afford

my set up is

kn1 extreme motherboard
amd athlon 64 3000+
nvidia gforce 6600 gt pci-e graphics card
1.5 gig of 3200 ddr ram
nvtv tuner card

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Wait a year. you got good enough gear as it is. The new gear will not be
that noticable in performance. In a year, you can get a system twice as
fast at half the price. you only get cut buying the bleeding edge.

tcsenter (tcsenter@yahoo.com) wrote:

: As he stated, he has an "Athlon 64 2800+ @ 3200+ Socket 754" and
: "Sapphire Radeon 9800SE AGP", and he is looking for a new motherboard
: for these components.

: KN1 = Socket 939 with no AGP slot.