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PIII socket 370 Mobo ???
- Thread starter cozmo_d
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- Jul 5, 2004
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- Folding in the Pacific Northwest.
They're hard to find. I picked one up in the classifieds for $25.
If you wanted to spend the extra $$ and help upgrade her machine, you could get a Tyan 2 socket board and another cpu.
Ebay has a bunch of boards, but they are all like $40+ and that seemed like way to much for a s370 board in my opinnion. good luck finding one!
If you wanted to spend the extra $$ and help upgrade her machine, you could get a Tyan 2 socket board and another cpu.
Ebay has a bunch of boards, but they are all like $40+ and that seemed like way to much for a s370 board in my opinnion. good luck finding one!
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- Jun 12, 2004
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- South Carolina
Asus CUSL2. One of the best s/370 motherboards ever made, in my opinion. ATX form factor. As I recall, supports AGP and ATA/100, PC133+ Sdram, and a few other things which were "current" at that time. Highly overclockable too.
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- Niagara, ON
newegg has a few dfi's, thats all i know, i got one lying around here...but parents dont wanna get rid of it yet...can ya tell where my pack-rat skills come from
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If you want to know of an Abit model to look for, check out the SA6-R.
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This Mobo is impossibal to find "Asus CUSL2" They do have some on ebay but they seem expensive for such old technoligy as high as 60 dollars with no real gaurntee that they work
NewE has the DFI board for 58$ brand new, so I probly go with that, Ill look at that abit board also thx again everyone.
NewE has the DFI board for 58$ brand new, so I probly go with that, Ill look at that abit board also thx again everyone.
