Anyone here use the Aopen AX4T II Motherboard?

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dexvx

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I see it going for real cheap ($40 ?)

It is a Tehema i850 RDRam board with some nice features. The only review I could find was off Tomshardware.com (original socket 423 version AX4T) and it looked pretty decent.

 

skou

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My brother has one, it does minimal o/c, no voltage adjustment.

who has it for $40?

steve

 

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It has no voltage adjustments? The aopen website says it has FSB's all the way up to 180Mhz, so I assumed there would be some kind of voltage adjustment via bios.

 

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dexvx said:

(original socket 423 version AX4T) and it looked pretty decent.

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thats probabally why it is only 40$... that socket 423 is dead and processors for it only went up to 1.8 gig and are hard to find now

 

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Re: Re: Anyone here use the Aopen AX4T II Motherboard?

nipster said:

thats probabally why it is only 40$... that socket 423 is dead and processors for it only went up to 1.8 gig and are hard to find now

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No, this is the socket 478 version of the socket 423 i850 chipset. Its latest bios says it supports 533FSB Northwoods.

 

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It is a 478 board. I can't remember if it supports northy B proc. though. I know it'll support willy, and A processors.

I think my brother's 1.6A got up to 113 FSB on 1.5 volts, not too bad, but he paid 1100 dollars for that rig.

steve