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Captain Hilts · 01-14-03, 09:24 AM

Yep, and for those US places who do ship to Canada, the shipping cost is often US$20 or more for motherboards.

macklin01 · 01-15-03, 12:16 PM

I've had pretty good luck with a Shuttle AE25. Almost the same as an Asus TUSL2-C, and if you download the beta performance bios from their ftp site, you can adjust the FSB in 1 MHz increments. I've been running my PIII-S pretty well on this board. Just another potentially cheap board -- Paul

*EDIT* Hmm, apparently, these are harder to find than I thought. Couldn't even find one on ebay! I'd go with the tusl2-c, or 694T-based if you need > .5 GB RAM. Good luck! -- Paul

CivicGSR · 02-15-03, 04:00 PM

TTT for something that's becoming extremely rare, ie. TUSL2-c

Ralf Hutter · 02-16-03, 01:48 PM

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Originally posted by CivicGSR
TTT for something that's becoming extremely rare, ie. TUSL2-c

"Tusl2-C" and "deal" shouldn't be used in the same sentence. They're impossible to find new and the last two that have sold on egay went for $122

and $126

. Average egay price is probably around $100-110 for used a Tusl2-C.

01-14-03, 09:24 AM	Thread Starter #21
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01-15-03, 12:16 PM	#22
macklin01 Computational Oncologist / Biomathematician / Moderator on Vacation, Ph.D. Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Pasadena, CA	I've had pretty good luck with a Shuttle AE25. Almost the same as an Asus TUSL2-C, and if you download the beta performance bios from their ftp site, you can adjust the FSB in 1 MHz increments. I've been running my PIII-S pretty well on this board. Just another potentially cheap board -- Paul EDIT Hmm, apparently, these are harder to find than I thought. Couldn't even find one on ebay! I'd go with the tusl2-c, or 694T-based if you need > .5 GB RAM. Good luck! -- Paul __________________ My heatware (macklin01) Need image I/O for your science apps? Try EasyBMP My biomedical research: Mathematical Cancer Modeling & Simulation I'm on vacation as a moderator as I devote more time to my faculty position. Thank you for your understanding if I don't respond to your PM. -- Paul Last edited by macklin01; 01-15-03 at 12:26 PM.
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02-15-03, 04:00 PM	#23
CivicGSR Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: City of dreams T.O	TTT for something that's becoming extremely rare, ie. TUSL2-c
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