of the 2GB sticks, it works fine. When I put in to, Windows just goes to BSOD and I crash. Mobo link: Memory Link: My RAM is faster than what the mobo supports, but I should be able to fix that my adjusting the FSB. I read this comment on Newegg reviews...

but r there gunna be any new faster mobos released specifically for prescott that will make a significant performance gain? I'm guessing here, but I think that major gains in performance because of mobo change will only occur again in early 2004, when Grantsdale,...

processor AMD_Man you promote this mobo like you work for IWill. And you don't even own it. Do you have any proof to back your words up? >>The IWill XP333 is the best DDR Mobo for an AMD platform<< From what I read on this mobo it has its ups and downs, I...

for this platform". E.P. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware () Have you considered a mobo upgrade to a supported retail product that would use you current CPU and other hardware? You could even upgrade to a faster mobo and CPU....

drive and OS or will i have to start over? yup, you can re-use the hard drive and os With a new board, you can get faster everything. You can still your harddrive and OS even if the harddrive is ancient or new. I mean, a new board that can support faster RAM,...

mobos. I did not see the one you listed – the GA-MA785GT-UD3H listed at newegg so I will let you plug it in. GA-MA770T-UD3P(rev. 1.0) Baseline above $69.99 GIGABYTE GA-MA785G-UD3H $89.99 For the additional $20, you get a faster mobo, integrated...

list goes on) finally, you may want to start digging around for 2x2G ddr2 so you can eventually get up to 8G on your mobo or (again Q3) there will soon be several ddr3 packages hitting the market and your 'current' mobo won't support them... Again, your...

to be able to almost double the gaming performance of his computer by simply adding a video card later. But this is good. The OP can look at the options and decide what he wants to do. Your i5 build is a good one too, and has a mobo that also supports...

one and if he went pci-e he would have to get a newer one) i just really want to know how a new mobo that supports the same socket and same components is really that much faster to make up the difference in speed of a 7600 pci-e vs an 1950 agp. really....

found a mobo that will support my cpue6600 and run 2x pci-e16x lanes i dont now this dx10 card your talking about but im getting the card for cheap so i want to jump on it but i cant find a mobo that has 2pci-e16x slots and my monitor is 24" supports 1900x...