Any P4 mobo with 478pin socket and RDRAM support?

[MAMAFUFU]

My friend asks me to assemble a system for him and he insist on using P4 1.7G or above(of course he thinks the bigger number is better).

I believe the Asus P4T is currently the best mobo right now. But P4 is transforming(sp?) to 478 pin now, and I don't like P4 + SDRAM.

Is there any P4 mobo with 478pin socket and RDRAM support coming soon?

 

[warped]

Abit TH7-II board has Socket-478 RDRAM.

GamePC has them in stock, I believe

 

[TonyB]

Abit BL7
Abit TH7-II
Asus P4B

Not sure if any of these boards are out though. Im looking to get some P4 boards myself, but with SDRAM support because of its attractive price.

 

[MAMAFUFU]

What chipset do these boards use?

Do you know when Asus P4B will be out?

 

[MAMAFUFU]

Looks like Asus P4B is an SDRAM mobo(i845 chipset).

 

[TonyB]

the BL6 and P4B are based on i845 i believe.. and the TH7-II is based on i850. the asus one should be out in another month i think, thats what ive read.

 

[Athlon4all]

Yes, Ausu P4B, and Abit BL7 are 845 solutions. TH7II-RAID, Asus P4T-B(I think it may be some other letter after, not P4T-F it's just a 4 layer S423 P4T) are the only 2 850 S478 boards I've heard of but there will be more out.

 

[KpocAlypse]

That would be the P4T-E that you would be wondering about...

 

[Athlon4all]

Thanks, I couldn't remember what it was for my life!