markcollard
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could someone tell me what is the best 'bang for your buck' motherboard that supports a Socket 775 Intel Pentium 4. I have no idea what motheboard to get and i would like some suggestion. Thank you
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A good P4 Socket 775
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I'm using the Fatal1ty on my 3.0 530J chip thats running like a champ at 4.1Ghz...
yes, I know thats an expensive board but you could try the no-thrills version of that motherboard which is almost $100 cheaper than the Fatal1ty.
they're supposed to be identical boards 'cept for the fancy schmancy stuff which some people could care less about.
I chose the Fatal1ty because its got that OTES cooling on the power mosfets which definately comes in very handy once you start pushing these boards to their limits like I am. 275 FSB at a 1:1 ratio isnt exactly a cake-walk for any motherboard.
yes, I know thats an expensive board but you could try the no-thrills version of that motherboard which is almost $100 cheaper than the Fatal1ty.
they're supposed to be identical boards 'cept for the fancy schmancy stuff which some people could care less about.
I chose the Fatal1ty because its got that OTES cooling on the power mosfets which definately comes in very handy once you start pushing these boards to their limits like I am. 275 FSB at a 1:1 ratio isnt exactly a cake-walk for any motherboard.
Please post all your system requirements.. THree completely different system boards have been recom,ended....
775/AGP/DDR
775/PCI-e/DDR
775/PCIe/DDR2
lol... ENough to drive someoe nuts... I just ordered an Asus p5p800 (775/AGP/DDR) motherboard for my new system build after doing a lot of reseach.... Gonna need a couple VMods but for Under $100 it seemed like the best bet.
775/AGP/DDR
775/PCI-e/DDR
775/PCIe/DDR2
lol... ENough to drive someoe nuts... I just ordered an Asus p5p800 (775/AGP/DDR) motherboard for my new system build after doing a lot of reseach.... Gonna need a couple VMods but for Under $100 it seemed like the best bet.