Pentium 4's over 3ghz
Have a read of this: Now tell me, since this was in august. Would mobo makers have changed their designs by now? Its becuase I am looking to build myself a system, and i want a futureproof (Hyperthreading support and 3ghz+), USB 2, AGP 8X mobo with DDR-RAM.
Have a read of this:
http://www.neoseeker.com/news/articles/headlines/Hardware/1852/
Now tell me, since this was in august. Would mobo makers have changed their designs by now?
Its becuase I am looking to build myself a system, and i want a futureproof (Hyperthreading support and 3ghz+), USB 2, AGP 8X mobo with DDR-RAM.
I dont mind the chipset being VIA or SiS, but i just want it to be damned futureproof.
http://www.neoseeker.com/news/articles/headlines/Hardware/1852/
Now tell me, since this was in august. Would mobo makers have changed their designs by now?
Its becuase I am looking to build myself a system, and i want a futureproof (Hyperthreading support and 3ghz+), USB 2, AGP 8X mobo with DDR-RAM.
I dont mind the chipset being VIA or SiS, but i just want it to be damned futureproof.
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I remember hearing from an Intel rep that a bios flash was all that would be necessary to enable hyperthreading.
With PCs, no matter how hard you try, "future proof" is impossible.
If I were even remotely interested in the P4 I wouldn't touch DDR with a 10 foot barge pole. With the P4, RDRAM == teh win.
If I were even remotely interested in the P4 I wouldn't touch DDR with a 10 foot barge pole. With the P4, RDRAM == teh win.
If I were you I would wait till the chip is actually out, and then you can make a decision and know that it will all work, and have the features you want.
Looks like im gonna have to finally get rid of the TH7-II if i want Hyperthreading as i doubt they will enable it for an 850 based board, if thats even possible
Looks like im gonna have to finally get rid of the TH7-II if i want Hyperthreading as i doubt they will enable it for an 850 based board, if thats even possible
This is opinion only, but I doubt it.
I doubt the extra power (connection?) will be present until the new chips are officially released, buy again, that's strictly opinion.