Asus P4C800-E Deluxe

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jwmghf

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• May 30, 2004

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Hi guys:

I am looking to purchase this board because I have heard that its a great board for overclocking. I am looking on Ebay at them and I see there is a ver. 2 of this board. I am wondering what the most recent version of this mobo is so I can buy it. (I searched the Asus website but couldn't find anything about this.)

I am also considering the Gigabyte 8A-KNXP rev. 2 as my motherboard. How do the two boards compare for overclocking?

Thanks,

jwmghf

 

fritzman

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• Jun 1, 2004

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Pretty sure Rev 2 is the latest for the Asus. That's what I have and it has been perfect since day1. Enjoy!

 

Sophisticated

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• Jun 1, 2004

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the Asus P4C800-E Deluxe & Abit IC7-Max3 are the best intel p4 boards around but i perfer the Asus P4C800-E Deluxe overall and yes Rev.2 should be the latest

 

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• Jun 1, 2004

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rev 2 is the latest but i read in this forum that rev 1 was a better overclocker if u can find one.

 

ciku

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go for asus, no regrets

 

rhino56

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• Jun 1, 2004

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im not sure if the p4c800e-d comes without onboard ethernet, i know some asus boards will come with and without it so keep an eye out for that.
i have 2 of the boards bought from newegg. they are great boards.

 

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jwmghf

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Thanks for all the replies guys. I'll go with the Asus!!!

jwmghf

 

ciku

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• Jun 2, 2004

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gd lck and dont forget to update!

 

Floataris

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• Jun 2, 2004

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Yeah Im actually gonna get it too. Im going to change from my P4P8X to the P4C800-E dlx. quite the jump i think!

 

fritzman

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• Jun 3, 2004

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Neither of you will be disappointed... they are an amazingly stable yet VERY overclockable board, with heaps of quality on-board features, should you need them.

 

ciku

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• Jun 3, 2004

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I agree.

 

sautegod

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• Jun 7, 2004

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I love my p4c800e deluxe
a 2.4a rumming just under 3.2 (3.177) gotta love it

 

Drop-Top

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• Jun 8, 2004

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Can't say enough about my p4c, almost 15 higher FSB than my old p4p.

 

WheaT

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• Jun 8, 2004

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Yeah well drop-top. My p4p is right around yours bud . (

 

tio

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• Jun 8, 2004

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Rev. 2.00 is the newest revision of the board. I've had three different P4C800-E deluxe boards: one was a rev. 1.02, one was a rev. 1.02 that had been manually modified to rev. 2.00 specifications, and the third was a native rev. 2.00 board. All three have given me almost identical results with respect to overclocking.