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Recommendations for an AGP socket A MATX Board??

Kid744

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My daughter wants an X-qpack case, but I don't want to shell out $ for a 754 or 939 socket board since I already have a XP2000+ chip to use. I also have a good Ti4800 which is more than enough for her for the next year. Any suggestions for a decent Socket A Matx with agp slot? The choices at the Egg were not looking too good when I looked there.

Any advice is greatly appreciated!!

Kid
 
I have a biostar board that is matx. It takes pc2700 max, but it is a good solid board. I also have a Chaintech matx that runs pc3200 that is also solid.

I am no longer using the Biostar board as I have gone to s939 and pci-e now, but you are welcome to it it you want.

PM if you want if for your daughters build. I don't get off of work until 4pm CT though, so a response won't come until 445PM.
 
If you can find the Soltek that was used in the QBic (or even the whole QBic barebones), you'll be quite happy with it. My wife has one running an unlocked barton at 250x10 with Hynix-based memory from hardcore-cooling. Drawback is that it's a loud little system, but it looks and performs great.
 
Thanks for your suggestions. I am currently looking into the offered Biostar board.

Kid
 
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