1.2 ghz coming home tomorrow, what board would you use?

Nezpah

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Man I have been reading this forum for about a week nonstop and I just cant decide.
Im not going to overclock immediately, but will in the future as soon as I learn more about it.
I need the best mobo hands down. plain and simple. amd tbird 1.2 266.
ddr ram preferred but why shouldnt I??????????
Money? LOL not an object. Mobo is the source. I need the best.
hit me

 

jamesbond007

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A S U S!!! Asus A7V133 board is da bomb! Very stable, friendly OCing, constant BIOS updates, even if the board is outdated. You simply can't go wrong with Asus.
 

broadwayblue

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i'm holding out for the asus a7v266 which should be out by the end of the month. works with ddr or pc100/133 ram and has v-link.
 

DavidJr

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I love my Abit KT7A-RAID, was easy for me to get up to 133fsb. Rock Solid stablity for me. It doesnt have DDR but its a great baord.
 

Iron Woode

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MSI K7T Turbo is the best choice. Need raid? get the R version. Just as overclockable as the asus. Still the king of stability. And its cheaper than the asus too. If necessary a fan can be attached to the 8363A NorthBridge.
 

Insane3D

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Abit KT7A-RAID has my 1.2ghz @ 1.35ghz with a 300mhz (150 x 9) FSB, very fast and rock stable.
 

Dulanic

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<< MSI K7T Turbo is the best choice. Need raid? get the R version. Just as overclockable as the asus. Still the king of stability. And its cheaper than the asus too. If necessary a fan can be attached to the 8363A NorthBridge. >>



Might wanna add slow as hell too... check out GamePC or Tom's comparisions... the MSI was just slow.

Anyways I own and recommend the A7V133.
 

Neos

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Ck the profile polls for the Anandtech BBS we are using ...they show the MSI boards as the choice of most here.

Neos
 

Iron Woode

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340 mopar: nope just a plain 1ghz. No problems at all with it.

ps: good to see someone carrying the MOPAR banner here.

Dulanic: I don't like Asus because of too many bad experiences with them. And besides miniscule fps differences in Q3A are irrelevant. Stability and quality is what is important, not bragging about getting 3 fps more than someone else and thinking how cool you are.
 

Regalk

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In terms of setup I still believe that Asus A7V/A7V133 is the easiest/most trouble free to set up. All the others come in second. I have the KK266 and A7V and have zero problems with both. The A7V is now finally rock stable with Bios 1007.