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10-28-2002 at 05:17:56 AM

does anyone have any experience with the Asus A7N266-VM NVIDIA nFORCE 220 board? i need to build ~70 workstations. i was using the leadtek K7N420DA but that is no longer being manufactured.

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10-28-2002 at 05:46:21 AM

ok, i see that someone else is wondering the same thing.... my question still stands though.

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10-28-2002 at 09:58:54 AM

I have no experience with ASUS A7N266-VM, but you should be fine with it. I am personally using MSI K7N420 Pro. It's a great board. But A7N266-VM seems better for you because it will save about 33% money per board.

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10-30-2002 at 08:59:19 PM

I just setup a computer using this motherboard for my brother. Installed XP 1700+ and two 128MB sticks of DDR266 memory, Western Digital Special edition hard drive, Windows XP Pro ... No problems whatsoever.

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