Hi, I would like to know what your favorite motherboard is. If I ask generically, I figure I will be able to get the most diverse list of favorites. Thanx
Shuttle AK31 rev. 3. Fast, stable, somewhat overclockable and cheap. It won't keep up with some of today's newer boards, but in its heydey, it was the best no frills board out there. My opinion of course.
The board I am using now-- MSI K7N420 Pro. Stability is undoubtable.
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Anything in the P2b series. I have an P2B and a nP2B-F . Both outperform my CUSL2-C and TUSL2-c on memory benchmarks but my TUSL2-C will do 166FSB no problems. So that is what I'm using now.
The answer is my Gigabyte GA-8IEXP. It's got everything I need: onboard RAID, IEEE1394, USB2.0, NIC etc. The board is easy to setup due to its jumperless design. No problem with stability also.
Another vote for P3B-F. CUSL2-C is good too, I'd say the TUSL2-C, but Intel killed off the Tualatin too soon because it 'embarassed' the early Willamette P4's.
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Epox 8K3A+. Fast at stock, ever faster overclocked, stable as a superglued brick.
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Thanks I'll give it a try. Don't know how much more I can get out of this thing. Doing 10299 now but I'm down to 4th or 5th on mad onion for P3s now. Maybe this will bring me back up a bit.
I'm building up a SL6C8 tB1 Celery 1.2 (Q229A358-0411) system that will be dielectric oil submerged/compressor cooled. I'm going to shoot for the magic 2.0 (166FSB) - If I make it I'll reward myself with a 9700pro. The 9700 should overclock like mad as well when submerged in -20C oil.
I've got a line on a 256mb PC166 CL2 module but I don't know if I'll get 512k. It'll just be a non-multitasking gaming rig so it shouldn't matter.
And yes I know I have too much spare time these days.
Support 32 RIMM
Support 4I bank RDRAM
Support Pc 1200 (30 Ns and lower)
memory core AGP voltage
1 GB/S South bridge to northbridge
ICH 5
Intel AGP 8X
Fully adjustable PCI AGP RAM adjusting
big active colling on the nortbridge
So R658 have all this feature except ICH5 and AGP 8X from intel.