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TheCrow
11-14-01, 09:44 PM
I was just woundering...
Does any of you think how a perfect Mobo will be???

I would like to make a Mobo that i could say:

Fsb: any Fsb that i want!

Pci: no multipliers... If i wanted to put 33 Mhz them it would be 33 Mhz! Regardless of what Fsb speed i choosed.

Agp: Same thing...


Wouldnt that be great?!?
Why dont we see any Board manufacter do this?
Warlord2
11-14-01, 09:49 PM
when I disign a mobo for Abit I will make sure you are one of my tester:D
TheCrow
11-14-01, 09:57 PM
Originally posted by Warlord2
when I disign a mobo for Abit I will make sure you are one of my tester:D

Geeee...
Thanks! :D

Note: Be warned that iīll bug the hell out of you if you donīt make tester nrš 1!:D :D
Dark Illusion
11-14-01, 10:28 PM
I'd like stability and compatiblity thrown in there too=)
RangerJoe34
11-15-01, 11:38 AM
endless amount over overclocking setting, built in geforce 3 ti500, built in lan, built in THX sound, will support any kind of socket processor ever made thatd be sweet
TheCrow
11-17-01, 12:27 PM
Originally posted by RangerJoe34
endless amount over overclocking setting, built in geforce 3 ti500, built in lan, built in THX sound, will support any kind of socket processor ever made thatd be sweet


Just have to disagree on some things about this...
The words "built in" give me goose bumps! I really don't like anything that comes extra besides the board itself!
If something gets screwed up you have to put it in for repair (if its still in warranty) or have to buy a replacement!!!
I really don't like to be that dependant!

As for "...support any kind of socket processor ever made thatd be sweet..." now that i have agree with you!!!
Compatibility is essential, just like Dark Illusion said!
dugans
11-17-01, 01:16 PM
Originally posted by TheCrow



The words "built in" give me goose bumps!

100% in agreement: I can accept ide controllers, but I will not pay money for a mobo with nic, sound or especially video onboard. They tend to be lower quality, more difficult to find drivers for and sometimes difficult to disable.

I actually preferred the way it was setup on my 486: cpu, ram, cache and buses!


I had this sweet 4 channel ide controller..............;)