Most Socket 478 boards supported 533 bus. Socket 478 adapters worked on Socket 423 boards. AMD released another new bus speed (400), Intel released a new bus speed (800). Forget the fact that sockets stayed the same, new processors usually didn't work...

worked on this board. This is the first time I've seen a board where the standard Windows drivers didn't work, and I've built about 8 or 9 systems for myself over the years, (but none of those were Via). I read every post here and as before it just sounds to...

i850 based boards with Socket 478 are ASUS PT4-E and Abit TH7-II. The latter is rather expensive, but a very good overclockers board, maybe a tad better than the ASUS PT4-E, but not necessarily worth the extra about 30$. /Copenhagen - P4 Willamette 1700MHz...

in processor, RAM, used on board video card. It still boots up with a single boot. Since the new board is a socket 775, I tried a Socket 775 P4 Processor from a working machine. This also did not work. I then made sure that neither of the USB header?...

has two different types of memory it can use (one or the other, but Not both types simultaneously). So, go with ddr2700 at least and a processor that work at 266mhz front side buss. It looks like the fastest you can use is the Socket“A” (or socket 462...

wanna check before I try and Kill both CPU and Board. it won't fit into your socket. 939 socket is not compatible with am2/am2+ CPUs. do no ttry to fit it in or you will bend all your pins. Your board is socket 939, not AM2+ They dont make 939 processors...

Do AM2 socket boards work with AM3 CPUs.. [url=http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=5077946&csid=_22][/url] This MOBO and CPU don't match. The Board is Socket AM2 and the CPU is AM3. Are AM2 boards compatible with...

board but i dont think they come as combos and i dont want to pay $800+ for a new processor and board. So now if anyone can find a damn good board and processor combo that WILL work with all the hardware in my PC aside from the processor, I would much appreciate...

we had with Socket A. I bought a board at the start of 2002, and by early to mind 2003 AMD had stopped producing new chips that would work on a 266MT/s bus speed. Sure, their new AthlonXP chips were still socket A, but they wouldn't work in my board....

AMD Athlons for over a year, so while the processor may work, it will run at a much slower speed. Some boards allow you to overclock your bus, but while you may be able to push your board to the higher bus speed, there aren’t any stability guarantees. [#ff0000...