Are there any P3 Tulatin boards in the shops yet?

MadAd

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Abit VH6T looks to be one of the first offerings, but im not sure how available it is yet .... are there any otherers just released too does anyone know?
 

Rand

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I know Gigabyte has a board shipping that supports the Tualatin. Asus and FIC have announced board but I don't know if they've been released yet.
 

Caiwyn

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Abit's new ST6-RAID board supposedly supports the Tualatin-based P3. They're calling it a "universal" motherboard, for some reason, probably because it supports the current Celeron and P3 chips as well. I've got one now, but haven't installed it... it's based on the 815EP chipset, which I happen to like (as it's not VIA and still supports SDRAM), and it probably is pretty good. I'm no overclocker, but Abit's got a reputation for being overclocker-friendly, and this board is no exception from what I've seen in the manual. 6 PCI slots and IDE RAID support... very nice. :)

Of course, I don't have a Tualatin processor, just a 1Ghz FCPGA P3, heh...
 

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