If a client asks for a P-II, that's what I give them.  If they want a
Celeron or P-III, I will try to talk them out of it.  If they are
ambivalent or they ask for my opinion, then I will definitely sell them an
AMD.

I was using the FIC 503+ as my main MoBo, but recently switched to an EPoX
MVP board.  High quality, good price, solid performance, and enough
multiplier, clock, and voltage jumpers to handle any Super 7 out there --
all the way up to a 500Mhz CPU.

Jim Meagher
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----- Original Message -----
From: Mike Buraczewski <[log in to unmask]>


> Hello to all
>
> A quick unscientific opinion poll.  Given the four types of processor
socket
> [Slot 1, Slot 2, Super Socket 7, Socket 370], deciding on a
mobo/processor
> combination and future upgrades etc is becoming more confusing and
> difficult.

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