Supermicro P6BDE or Asus CUV4X-DLS
Hello everyone, I am looking to get a dual-cpu motherboard and 2xPIII 1Ghz. Does anyone here have any experience of either of the 2 (subject) boards. The hardware I would be inserting into 1 of these 2 motherboards, consists of an SBLive, and an Nvidia GEF 2 GTS.
Hello everyone,
I am looking to get a dual-cpu motherboard and 2xPIII 1Ghz.
Does anyone here have any experience of either of the 2 (subject) boards.
The hardware I would be inserting into 1 of these 2 motherboards, consists of an SBLive, and an Nvidia GEF 2 GTS.
So if anybody knows of any compatibility problems, please post below.
The asus and the supermicro caught my eye, but I am of course open, to suggestions from the people on this forum.
Thank you for your time.
I am looking to get a dual-cpu motherboard and 2xPIII 1Ghz.
Does anyone here have any experience of either of the 2 (subject) boards.
The hardware I would be inserting into 1 of these 2 motherboards, consists of an SBLive, and an Nvidia GEF 2 GTS.
So if anybody knows of any compatibility problems, please post below.
The asus and the supermicro caught my eye, but I am of course open, to suggestions from the people on this forum.
Thank you for your time.
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Slot 1 or Socket 370 ships? The P6DBE only officially supports 100 FSB so you will be limited to using the Slot 1 1Ghz chips unless you are willing to try overclocking two 750's but there are no voltage tweaks on the board at all. I have that board so I can say with all honesty that it is rock stable with my GeForce2 MX and my SBLive OEM running 600e's @ 800 at default voltage. (I feel a little lucky at that since from what I have read most chips take a bit more voltage to go as high as mine do)
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Sorry I took so long to replying.
I am currently expecting delivery of an Asus CUV4x-D, seeing as I do not need the scsi 160 or Lan, as i have a scsi and lan acrd already (£150 price difference too). 2x PIII 1 Ghz, 512MB PC133 Sdram. I am ordering these from www.scan.co.uk. The price of the ram is unbelievable £69 inc. I have also ordered a Game Theatre Xp from Dabs.
I shall let you know how I get on. Wish me luck 8-)
I am currently expecting delivery of an Asus CUV4x-D, seeing as I do not need the scsi 160 or Lan, as i have a scsi and lan acrd already (£150 price difference too). 2x PIII 1 Ghz, 512MB PC133 Sdram. I am ordering these from www.scan.co.uk. The price of the ram is unbelievable £69 inc. I have also ordered a Game Theatre Xp from Dabs.
I shall let you know how I get on. Wish me luck 8-)
MAchine is up and running, and is running superbly. I am very impressed with the stability and installation. It seems that VIA have sorted out their problems, as I didn't 'have' to install the VIA driver to get everything working, although I did install the 'final' version of the 4in1's after I had finished.
The HErcules XP card sounds wonderful.
I will get some benchmarks to you as soon as.
Asus CUV4x-D
2xPIII 1Ghz 133
512Mb pc133 SdRam
Gef 2 GTS pro
Hercules Game Theatre XP
Yamaha 8424sz
Adaptec int scsi
Acer 50x CDRom
Panasonic 105s DVD
US Robotics 56k Fax/modem
NIC card
Iiyama pro450 19"
MS Intellimouse Explorer
The HErcules XP card sounds wonderful.
I will get some benchmarks to you as soon as.
Asus CUV4x-D
2xPIII 1Ghz 133
512Mb pc133 SdRam
Gef 2 GTS pro
Hercules Game Theatre XP
Yamaha 8424sz
Adaptec int scsi
Acer 50x CDRom
Panasonic 105s DVD
US Robotics 56k Fax/modem
NIC card
Iiyama pro450 19"
MS Intellimouse Explorer