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Your 2cents worth please:

What is the best value dual slot 1 mobo?

I want it for Linux. I would like to be able to overclock the CPUs so a
range of FSB speeds from 100MHz to 150MHz would help (The GA-6BXD falls
down here with only 66 & 100MHz settings).

Anyone using the Elite dual cpu boards with Linux?

Thanks!

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One of the best is Epox KP6-BS, I love it, very stable and beautifully
done board, but its max FSB speed is "only" 133MHz. You can read review
of it at www.bxboards.com in the 'A'-list they also have dual slot 1
mobo review specifically for overclockers (150MHz max).
I run my Epox with Linux RH 6.0/NT4.0, works just fine.

--
Vladimir Doisan (AKA ODESSIT)
Odessity Vseh Stran Obedenyaites

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Before you buy.

iam a fan of shuttle's 649a... does 630 with my p3 450 if i only
have one cpu in... but 600 rock stable with both... have read alot
that it might be due to bx chipset heating up... gonna fan that one to...

www.spacewalker.com

// tig

aint stable for shite... (tennmax cooler, and only pc100 mem)

Quote:> Your 2cents worth please:

> What is the best value dual slot 1 mobo?

> I want it for Linux. I would like to be able to overclock the CPUs so a
> range of FSB speeds from 100MHz to 150MHz would help (The GA-6BXD falls
> down here with only 66 & 100MHz settings).

> Anyone using the Elite dual cpu boards with Linux?

> Thanks!

> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> Before you buy.