can we use "burton" with today mainboards?

[Tonyukuk]

for example do the mainboards which supports via kt333 chipsets, support this new processors?

 

[LED]

Must likely, yus, you wull be uble to use uxisting boards. But don't bank un it, cause I don't see any manufacturer saying it definut.

[-peep-].

 

[eden]

LOL
I was starting to really wonder if this guy is not just trying to post crap. In the RAM forum he asked what is the difference between DDR266 and DDR333, here he mentions BURTON.

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[xxsk8er101xx]

what the hell is a BURTON?

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[Pettytheft]

woops
Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder.<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by Pettytheft on 09/15/02 09:31 PM.</EM></FONT></P>

 

[nja469]

Well being that these damn chips won't be out until Q1 '03 now, what does it matter? By then an array of new boards will out on the market.

If you couldn't tell, I'm upset, but not suprised that Barton is so delayed. AMD originally tried to say October; laughing that off I guessed 2 weeks before christmas, but never well after christmas.

So it appears my christmas system will be powered by a P4.