Future Intel Chipsets?
This is a discussion about Future Intel Chipsets? in the Windows Hardware category; When is Intel going to release a chipset that supports DDR333/DDR400? I was looking forward to the 845E but it doesn't support DDR33 and the 845G only supports it unofficially. Damn Intel, I really liked that new Asus P4B533-E motherboard, but its slow without 333MHz DDR, and I am hesistant to jump on the SiS bandw ...
When is Intel going to release a chipset that supports DDR333/DDR400? I was looking forward to the 845E but it doesn't support DDR33 and the 845G only supports it unofficially.
Damn Intel, I really liked that new Asus P4B533-E motherboard, but its slow without 333MHz DDR, and I am hesistant to jump on the SiS bandwagon.
Also when will Intel incorporate AGP 8x into their chipsets?
Damn Intel, I really liked that new Asus P4B533-E motherboard, but its slow without 333MHz DDR, and I am hesistant to jump on the SiS bandwagon.
Also when will Intel incorporate AGP 8x into their chipsets?
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get a p4t-533
If I was going P4, that'd be one of the first boards I'd be looking at.
Why not P4? saves you a lot of trouble and "heat", and gives you stability!!!
They are cheap too. (not as much as athlon) And you definetyely do not need a 2.4GHz. get a 1.4, 1.8 or something
They are cheap too. (not as much as athlon) And you definetyely do not need a 2.4GHz. get a 1.4, 1.8 or something
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Hey Sapiens, will Intel be releasing an updated 850 chipset to support AGP 8x and other new stuff in the future or is RDRAM dead.
Quote:Originally posted by Uykucu
Why not P4? saves you a lot of trouble and "heat", and gives you stability!!!
They are cheap too. (not as much as athlon)
You just answered your own question.
Why not P4? saves you a lot of trouble and "heat", and gives you stability!!!
They are cheap too. (not as much as athlon)
You just answered your own question.
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Why not P4? saves you a lot of trouble and "heat", and gives you stability!!!
They are cheap too. (not as much as athlon) And you definetyely do not need a 2.4GHz. get a 1.4, 1.8 or something
I have 3 computers already ;(, 2 with an AMD chip inside, 1 of which uses the sweet nForce 415:D The other one is powered by a SuperMicro P3TDDE and a pair of 800EB PIII's. I'm waiting for the 1.4 Pentium III-S chips to drop a bit from their 300 bucks a crack price. That and I seriously need to look at a different car!
I've half debated getting a P4 box so I can have another SETI crucher:D. I want to build a LAN box, so I may get a P4 1.6 or whatever's the slowest I can get when I build it. I want to have a P4 system to play with, but it all comes down to money.
So much hardware, so little cash:(
Why not P4? saves you a lot of trouble and "heat", and gives you stability!!!
They are cheap too. (not as much as athlon) And you definetyely do not need a 2.4GHz. get a 1.4, 1.8 or something
I have 3 computers already ;(, 2 with an AMD chip inside, 1 of which uses the sweet nForce 415:D The other one is powered by a SuperMicro P3TDDE and a pair of 800EB PIII's. I'm waiting for the 1.4 Pentium III-S chips to drop a bit from their 300 bucks a crack price. That and I seriously need to look at a different car!
I've half debated getting a P4 box so I can have another SETI crucher:D. I want to build a LAN box, so I may get a P4 1.6 or whatever's the slowest I can get when I build it. I want to have a P4 system to play with, but it all comes down to money.
So much hardware, so little cash:(
OP
Asus A7V333 with RAID and an Athlon XP 1900+ seems kinda cool? Plus its cheap.
