Asus and i815

[Silencer]

when's the CUSL2 board going to be available for purchase?

Or should I get an ABIT or INTEL board?

Any help is greatly appreciated

 

[THELAIR]

Ive allready got the Asus I815e and straight up 815, along with abits SE6 and SL6 available to me from my main distributor.

So they are out there

 

[AdamK47]

I'd like to know too. I really want to test out the Asus i815 for S&G ($hits n' Giggles). I know it won't be as fast as the BX, but I hear the stability of the i815 rocks.

Whatever you do, for all that is good and holy, do NOT purchase an Intel board for your system. Ya know.... cuz their cruddy to us overclockers.

 

[TomY]

THELAIR: are you serious? The Asus CUSL2 is out there? I've been looking for quite a while. gimme more info if you can.

tomy_yip@yahoo.com

thanks

 

[Polaris13]

if someone finds one for sale, post here asap with the location and price

 

[DARTH_MAUL]

There are NO ASUS i815E's available in the US market as of yet. The only ones that have them are reviewers like myself. They have delayed their launch because they are reworking the board due to an anomalie when attaching a USB mouse the system hangs at post for 7-10secs. Anyone who says they have a Asus CUSL2 and is not a reviewer is straight up lying. The boards are set to be launched the second week of July. For the record this board rocks as it has allowed me to overclock my P3 550E to 880MHz (160 FSB) at 1.7v

 

[THELAIR]

Im in Canada
🙂

for whatever reason, my dealer on the west coast gets ASus products like really fast. I had the Asus K7M and K7V when they came out a good 2 weeks before the US ever did. Made a killing on feabay

 

[AndyHui]

I'm in Hong Kong. According to the distros here, the CUSL2 won't be out for another 3 weeks at least, and normally we get things very quick here in HK.

 

[Charles]

Have you guys ever considered Gigabyte GA-6OMM7E?

 

[TomY]

I generally do not buy anything other than MSI and Asus boards because anything else other than Abit and the generics is hard to find around here. Unless the Gigabyte outperforms the Asus CUSL2, I find it hard to get anything else. Have you seen the layout of the CUSL2? It is clean. Nothing out of its place other than the CPU fan header. A big improvement over the P3B-F and its weird placement of the floppy connector which causes the floppy cable to get in the way of the dip switches. I think the CUBX has the same anomoly.