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    Cheapest LGA775 with dual ethernet and 8gb+ capable?

    Hi, Asus P5K-E Premium WiFi/AP http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131190 Modern motherboard, with overclocking possibilities, dual PCIe slots, Firewire, eSATA, etc. Asus P5K-E WS http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131185 Modern...
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    Asus P5K-E WiFi memory available in Windows XP 32-bit

    Hi, A quick question: If someone has installed an Asus P5K-E/WiFi system with 4 GB of RAM (nothing too strange these days)... How much memory do you have available in Windows XP 32-bit? (i.e. the RAM reported by the "General" tab of "System Properties"... you know, right-click "My...
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    1st look on asus P5K-VM: G33 matx board

    Hi, Anyone using 4 GB installed in the P5K-VM and running Windows XP 32-bit? How much memory do you have available? 2.75 GB or 3.24 GB? (or something between) Thanks!
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    Asus P5K-VM versus Gigabyte GA-G33M-DS2R memory in 32-bit Windows XP

    Thank you for your input! Are you using onboard video or a PCIe card? If it's a PCIe card, how much memory it has? If it's a lower line video card... is it turbo-cache? Cheers!
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    Asus P5K-VM versus Gigabyte GA-G33M-DS2R memory in 32-bit Windows XP

    Hi, The thing is that I install 4 GB because it's cheap. I prefer to use 4 x 1 GB identical modules. Then sure, Windows XP will take from 2 GB (very extreme and rare) to around 3.6 GB depending on the expansion devices and how the motherboard maps the resources. This is solely up to the...
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    Asus P5K-VM versus Gigabyte GA-G33M-DS2R memory in 32-bit Windows XP

    So nobody is using one of these popular motherboards with 4 GB of RAM and Windows XP 32-bit? Bump!
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    Asus P5K-VM versus Gigabyte GA-G33M-DS2R memory in 32-bit Windows XP

    Hi, A quick question: If someone has installed an Asus P5K-VM and/or a Gigabyte GA-G33M-DS2R system with 4 GB of RAM... How much memory do you have available in Windows XP 32-bit? (i.e. the RAM reported by the "General" tab of "System Properties"... you know, right-click "My PC" >...
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    Asus P5K-VM 1:1 memory multiplier real?

    Hi again, Because the specialized hardware I have to use DON'T have x64 drivers! Also some of the applications I must install aren't (still) working with 64-bit XP or Vista. Nothing to do if they are or not LAA. They just plain don't work. I don't use these systems for gaming, they're...
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    Asus P5K-VM 1:1 memory multiplier real?

    Thank you! That's great! I guess it's the only G33 motherboard that supports this. No treat with the MSI or Gigabyte ones (not at least the last time I checked). Cheers!
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    Asus P5K-VM 1:1 memory multiplier real?

    Hi, Thank you for your answer. Sure I already know that. But if you read again my post you'll see that I'm getting 3 GB with MSI motherboards, while with Asus ones I get less. In some cases the difference is great. For example a dual-video card Asus P5B Deluxe gives me only 2.4 GB...
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    Asus P5K-VM 1:1 memory multiplier real?

    Hi, I recently purchased an MSI G33M-FI motherboard. I'm trying to overclock an 1066 MHz bus Intel C2D processor (E6400). The problem is that this motherboard is memory multiplier-limited. At least at this strap (266 FSB = 1066 MHz) I only have the choice of 1:1.25 or 1:1.50 multipliers in...
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