Diff between p4p800e dlx and p4c800e dlx?

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Firestrider

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What is the big difference between p4p800-e dlx and p4c800-e dlx?

 

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the p4p uses the intel 865 chip and the p4c uses the 875 chip. the p4c performs slightly better, but not much.

 

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I love my P4c800-e deluxe asus has that AI stuff that alows u to set ur OCing through the bios AND you just select the percentage you want to OC it
nevr had a P4P

 

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yeah, the p4p also has the ai stuff. i don't use it mine though. manual oc'ing gives better results

 

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the difference between the two is that when oc'ing p4p, ur pat is partially enabled after 200 fsb... with p4c, pat is always enabled all the time

 

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Firestrider said:

What is the big difference between p4p800-e dlx and p4c800-e dlx?

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The difference is about $100 CDN

 

OBLIVIONLORD

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• Jul 25, 2004

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Do the bios hack on the p4p800 and youll have an exact dublicate as the P4C800 except you cant use the ram ratios but, only 1:1.

 

ciku

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for $20 dollars more? i'd get the full pat i875

 

OBLIVIONLORD

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Yea now its only 20 bucks more but back in Sept of last year it was around 80 bucks more. SO BAM LOLOL

Yea get the P4C800-D now!

 

ciku

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? nope when i bought my mobo, it was only $35 difference on newegg.com and i bought it last year june...

 

OBLIVIONLORD

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When I bought mine it was $131 at Newegg and the p4c800-d was in the $210 at newegg. You bought it alot eariler then when I bought it so there is a supply and demand diffrence.

 

ciku

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hmmm thats a possibility...

 

OBLIVIONLORD

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You make it sound as if its only a possobility.

 

ciku

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coz it is...

 

OBLIVIONLORD

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if you want to believe that then fine. Do research and youll see thats its not a possibility but, a fact. There would have been no point for the many many purchases of this mobo around the time I got it if the higher end model was just a mere $20 bucks more with same shipping at newegg.

Come on man

 

ciku

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ok, i believe lol.. i said $35, not $20... that was MY experience... if u had a different one then thats YOU, not me... aight?

 

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debate this in pm's, this isnt necessary in the thread.

 

ciku

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dont want to argue or debate.. i was jst telling him during the time i bought it... like the ram i have, got it for $210 3 days later it became $299....

 

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Polargoat:
Thanks to you this thread has now officialy gone offtopic.

Our debate relates to the topic unless you can find a reason how price diffrences between the 2 mobo's in question does not? He denies it being a debate although he included negatives to my statement by simply saying no then agrees that it is only a possibility when it clearly is not.