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Re: Mainboard for Celeron 800
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Joe Lore <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 15 Jul 2002 08:26:14 -0400
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HI:

Another couple of names that you might consider are, EPOX and MicroStar
Both are excellant manufacturors that put their money back into R&D rather
than advertising.

I have used both and find them to be stable, reliable boards and a good
alternative to the more expensive and sometimes more troublesome "Brand
Name" boards you have mentioned.

I suggest you look at the Epox 3VSA2 main board for your celeron 800 at
www.epox.com.tw.  It is the latest version of a S370 board and will do the
new tatulin chips if you want to upgrade later.  It is a Via chipset so it
can handle much more ram than a board with Intel's 815 chipset can, that
has a 512 limit.


Thanks,

Joe

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