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Whats a good socket 7 oc mobo
- Thread starter Compuman
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epox mvp3c2. she's got hard where fsb settings of 66,75,83,100, and 112, and settings in the bios of 95,100,112,124, and 133. and a RELLY EZ TO SET jumper config. I highly reccomend it.
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Good luck dude. Just wanted you to know we are not ignoring you.
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I've built several K6's. My experience dictates the FIC 503+.
K6III350 @ 450MHz 4.5*100
K6III+450 @ 600MHz 6*100
K6III+450 @ 616MHz 5.5*112
All of them still up and running after many hours of use. Less than $80.00.
On this board you can expect to carry most of your peripherals on to a new system when ready, AGP, 3 PCI's, support for DIMMS, as well as the hard drive, CD ROM, FLOPPY etc.
A word of caution though. As the DURONS / T-BIRDS keep dropping in price, the K6's are rising, watch for the point of diminishing return! It's real easy to get carried away with the spending once you get going.
K6III350 @ 450MHz 4.5*100
K6III+450 @ 600MHz 6*100
K6III+450 @ 616MHz 5.5*112
All of them still up and running after many hours of use. Less than $80.00.
On this board you can expect to carry most of your peripherals on to a new system when ready, AGP, 3 PCI's, support for DIMMS, as well as the hard drive, CD ROM, FLOPPY etc.
A word of caution though. As the DURONS / T-BIRDS keep dropping in price, the K6's are rising, watch for the point of diminishing return! It's real easy to get carried away with the spending once you get going.
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- Giessen, Germany
I remember having had a DFI MVP3+
It was quite a good and very stable Mobo...
I would recommed it though
It was quite a good and very stable Mobo...
I would recommed it though
