Looking for a small motherboard
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Does anyone know where I can get a small motherboard?
I'm looking for one with everything on board and as few slots as possible.
Also one that supports celerons.
It's for a computer for my kids
Thanks
Does anyone know where I can get a small motherboard?
I'm looking for one with everything on board and as few slots as possible.
Also one that supports celerons.
It's for a computer for my kids
Thanks
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Try an "Asus CUWE-RM" its a Socket 370 FCPGA motherboard (microATX) with onboard sound and video, it has 3 PCI slots and 1 AMR slot, 3 168-pin DIMMs, Ultra DMA/66, it supports Socket 370 Pentium 3's 533-733MHz, i don't know if it supports Celeron FCPGA's or not, you'll have to read up on it, it'll run you about $125-$130 US. Hope I helped.
PCchips BX-Pro micro ATX (723 I think). Fits into 12' AT case and can take AT power supply. Supports Celeron1 and P2.
AnandTech recommends the AOpen MX3W. See the whole article here: http://www.anandtech.com/showdoc.html?i=1367&p=2
You might also want to keep Durons in mind if you haven't bought the processor yet, because they have a huge performance advantage over Durons. They cost a little more, so really it's a question of whether or not your kids need the extra performance and are willing to pay a little more for it. (What are your kids going to be using the computer for? Not Counter-Strike, I hope )
You might also want to keep Durons in mind if you haven't bought the processor yet, because they have a huge performance advantage over Durons. They cost a little more, so really it's a question of whether or not your kids need the extra performance and are willing to pay a little more for it. (What are your kids going to be using the computer for? Not Counter-Strike, I hope )
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't the kids are the once playing the most games and NEED the MOST powerfull toy on the market?
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Hi
Thanks for all the help
The kids will definitely not be playing counter strike.
More like Blues Clues and Candy Land
Ages 4,2,1
the little one doesn't play yet
I did think about giving them my BP6 setup
now that I've got my VP6
maybe
[This message has been edited by snoturtle69 (edited 16 December 2000).]
Thanks for all the help
The kids will definitely not be playing counter strike.
More like Blues Clues and Candy Land
Ages 4,2,1
the little one doesn't play yet
I did think about giving them my BP6 setup
now that I've got my VP6
maybe
[This message has been edited by snoturtle69 (edited 16 December 2000).]
Mmmmm, VP6, putting in an order for it next week.
