have to pay 6x what you pay for ddr2 right now. and for a motherboard you have a ATI video card. ATI & AMD are one in the same AMD owns ATI. So if you want to give your card a boost in power get a board with AMD new chip set HD3300/790GX This 55nm AMD chipset...

A motherboard that can support cpu's all the way to 6GHz. OMG!!! No freakin way!!! Well duh, i just explained how my BH6 board supports CPU's from 300mhz to 1GHz thats over a 150% increase. Going from 2-6Hz is nearly the same percentage gain. Some people...

many early revision VIA motherboards that have a huge number of issues with just about every type of hardware in existance So true ! Unfortunately, this also valid for VIA s370 motherboards... with intel cpu's.. Is that intel's fault ? No. Is is then AMD's...

also appears to be able to support a 1333MHz FSB, which is a BIOS option in some Intel boards, so that may be for future Conroe XEs. The motherboards that don't look to support Conroe are the i945 and i955 which will be replaced with the i965. Since no replacement...

for a montherboard, you should look for one that has SDR and DDR support (ALi made a chipset that did that, as I believe SiS did too). "Search your feelings you know it to be true, I am your... twin sister" - Darth Vader Pretty much all DDR chipsets support...

I have no personal experience in this matter, though.) One nice thing about some of the newer chipsets is that they support NCQ (native command queuing) SATA drives. I doubt that the performance improvements with NCQ will be life-altering, but it may...

to run on their 6xx series: 45nm Intel processors. The dissipation of their chipsets is extremely high, so much so that Intel is annoyed at having to include two of their chips in Skulltrail. Nvidia's chipsets no longer offer significant advantages over Intel's...

twe new chipsets which are X58 and P55 that allow users to use CrossFire and SLI on the same motherbard.(However X58/P55 boards support only CrossFire,some only support SLI and some support both,so if you wanted to buy a new motherboard,make sure you check...

its in ? Maybe BIOS would not recognize 4 gigs ? Has anyone replaced the CPU on a motherboard like this with a faster clocked PIV ? thanks, OB Archived from groups: comp.sys.hp.hardware () Given that the 915-series chipsets support 4GB, the only practical...