work indicated that was a common problem with all of the 166/333 flavor cpu's on this board. Currently my system consits of the following 2600 /333 @ 420mhz (CPU is still factory locked) A7N8X deluxe rev 1.04 with bios 1002 2 sticks of 256 megs...

always running vCore high , NO Matter what you set it at in BIOS , Mine is set to 1.75 for a palamino but it always runs at 1.80 ALL my Asus boards (A7N8X,A7V8X,A7v333,A7V-Vm) run the vCore high , I have MSI & Abit boards that are correct I believe Asus...

the A7N8X. also, among XP 1800+ Thoroughbred A and XP 1700+ THoroughbred B, which is a better CPU and how much better than the other? do u guys think i shud trade/exchange the A7V8X for the A7N8X? and does the A7N8X - Deluxe model has on-boards audio/video?....

IEEE1394 feature (A7V8X,A7N8X) or use the mobo FireWire-less versions (A7V8X-X,A7N8X-X) with an external IEEE1394 PCI card? Thanks!. Which would be the best mobo for XP 2500+ Barton? My choices are: * Asus A7V8X * Asus A7N8X * MSI (?) It is not clear...

14 - A7M266 30 - A7V266 - A7V333 20 - A7V8X 6 - A7N8X The A7M266 are horrible performance wise compared to the newer A7V8X, and the A7N8X systems. Also that little fan that is on the "north bridge" chip always seems to go out on systems...

on most items were higher. Anyone have any experience with newegg? Thanks for all your help! Aavin go for asus a7N8x rather than the a7v8x coz the nforce 2 chipset is much more stable and better performing than the via kt 400.If you get this mobo you...

WOULD LIKE SOME ADVICE ON BUILDING COMP.. i am looking at spending around $700-$850 for a computer, minus the monitor, and keyboard/mouse combo. What i was thinking was a athlon xp-2100, a asus a7v8x or a7n8x or the gigabyte 7vax-p. I want a case with plenty...

I think I'm going mental. Well I'm going to try and keep this short and sweet, but believe me, by no means has it been short, or sweet. I'd say I have an average level of computer knowledge. I can open it up, put in new hardware, know a few BIOS settings....

two sticks of RAM. I would use it again for someone on a budget. If you've found the board that offers the features you want at the price you're comfortable with, go for it. -Brett I agree with you. I've ran both boards the A7V8X& the A7N8X Deluxe v 2.0....

like ASUS. Anyway I would not recommend trying the 2500+ in your board. I suggest that you do what I am doing - sell your board on Ebay and then get a A7V8X or an A7N8X to replace it. Of course I had even more problems because I run a RAID system so it was...