Fully integrated Socket 370 Celeron Motherboard?
Anyone know of any CHEAP motherboards that are fully integrated(sound, video), that use a a Socket370 Celeron2 in MicroATX form? I'm doing a little experiment, and want as much as possible to be incoprporated onto the motherboard.
Anyone know of any CHEAP motherboards that are fully integrated(sound, video), that use a a Socket370 Celeron2 in MicroATX form?
I'm doing a little experiment, and want as much as possible to be incoprporated onto the motherboard...but I need at least: 1 AGP slot, 2 PCI, and maybe an ISA..I don't reall ycare, plus USB and PS2 ports...all for under 60 bucks(ebay..but I need to know what to look for)
I'm doing a little experiment, and want as much as possible to be incoprporated onto the motherboard...but I need at least: 1 AGP slot, 2 PCI, and maybe an ISA..I don't reall ycare, plus USB and PS2 ports...all for under 60 bucks(ebay..but I need to know what to look for)
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It seems to me that Asus have a mobo with everything on board, could be the CUV4X-M.
Not sure but worth checking.
It is the younger brother (or sister ?) of P3V4X (slot 1) and CUV4X (FC-PGA).
Very good VIA 133 Pro boards. I am currently running two of them.
Not sure but worth checking.
It is the younger brother (or sister ?) of P3V4X (slot 1) and CUV4X (FC-PGA).
Very good VIA 133 Pro boards. I am currently running two of them.
Yeah!
Supermicro 370SWD:
- sound AC97
- integrated video
- udma66
- 3 pci, 1 amr
- 2 dimms
- micro ATX
- around US$ 120 in Europe. Should be mucho cheapo in the US.
Supermicro 370SWD:
- sound AC97
- integrated video
- udma66
- 3 pci, 1 amr
- 2 dimms
- micro ATX
- around US$ 120 in Europe. Should be mucho cheapo in the US.
hmm..
Actually, 440bx or even 810 should be enough...
All that will be done with this is it'll be thrown in a briefcase. See the 2nd picture at http://www.virtualhideout.net/cool_case/page34.shtml
Just a fun little project . and I need cheaper than 100
Actually, 440bx or even 810 should be enough...
All that will be done with this is it'll be thrown in a briefcase. See the 2nd picture at http://www.virtualhideout.net/cool_case/page34.shtml
Just a fun little project . and I need cheaper than 100
Inferno2000,
incredible cases over there!
Did not think about throwing a pc at an aluminum briefcase.
Imagine how cool it would be to go to a lan party with this thing
incredible cases over there!
Did not think about throwing a pc at an aluminum briefcase.
Imagine how cool it would be to go to a lan party with this thing
I have until Dec 2 to build one
It'll be in a plastic briefcase that says "Property of Macon County", but I'll get it built
My case will be in there as soon as I get photos taken of it.
I'll probably wait until after the Asus iPanel comes out though...(please be soon)
My baby is now running at 954mhz(159/159/39), and won't go any higher(I lose the IDE controllers)...so now I need a new endeavour
It'll be in a plastic briefcase that says "Property of Macon County", but I'll get it built
My case will be in there as soon as I get photos taken of it.
I'll probably wait until after the Asus iPanel comes out though...(please be soon)
My baby is now running at 954mhz(159/159/39), and won't go any higher(I lose the IDE controllers)...so now I need a new endeavour
Actually, a PII or PIII, or even AMD, would be fine as well..just something I can overclock, and must be 400mhz or better
You should hook a flat panel display to it.
hummmm ... you'll own the most advanced laptop out there.
... but soooo cooool ...
hummmm ... you'll own the most advanced laptop out there.
... but soooo cooool ...
I'm looking into it
But if I do that, I'll want a nicer case
But if I do that, I'll want a nicer case
I'm looking into it
But if I do that, I'll want a nicer case
But if I do that, I'll want a nicer case
I ended up getting a good deal on an AMD k6-2 450 and motherboard..came out to the price of a new CeleronII 566.
