abit bx6 2.0

[Guest]

I built a system a couple of years back using the abit bx6 2.0 motherboard, which was fried in a lightning storm. I can't find this board anywhere. What board would be a good replacment? Slot 1, pentIII 450 pc 100 sdram. Thanks for the help

 

[Rob423]

how did it get fried ? what did you have a power outage and the computer get messed up from that.

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[kief]

I have a slot 1 dualie tyan tiger 133 I could sell ya! But that would be a hassle so.....

Slot 1 boards are pretty rare now you may not have much of a choice but to get whatever you can find! Id say any name abit/asus/intel would be fine, I mean its only a 450!

If I were you I would SERIOUSLY think about just upgrading. By the time you goto the bother of replacing the board your halfway to the cost of a new setup and all the hassle. Even if you dont need much an Athlon XP 1700+ (1466mhz) CPU, board, and 256 megs can be had for like $250!

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[upec]

I also think you should upgrade too. It will be cheaper in the long run and also you RAM and processor might be fried too.

 

[Owl]

Check this link.....

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[Owl]

6 BX6 for sale Here

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[Crashman]

<A HREF="http://www.justdeals.com" target="_new">http://www.justdeals.com</A> has the Soyo SY-6BA+III for $40, and the SY-6BA+IV for $50. The $40 board is supposed to be better than the BX6 r2.0, and the $50 board includes a UDMA66 controller. I have the $40 board, it's rock solid at 150MHz FSB, fast, and has the venerable BX chipset as did the BX6.

What's the frequency, Kenneth?