Can any board beat the Asus P4C800-E?

[Desslok]

Any suggestions?

Thanks

 

[Camofrog]

Actually it is one of the top boards out these days with the new 875 intel chipset. allthought for the price i would justy get a P4P800 -E deluxe and just enable the memory excel in BIOS and it acts just like like a P4C800. (Note: only works in ASUS mobo with bios of 1.010 or higher)
I cant remember what it is exactly called but it is under the memory timings part of the Bios it might be different there are two different names for it.
Now there are other mobo out now that have the 875 chipset ( the Abit IS-7 ) which is supposed to be pretty good too, but im not familar with that board.
Other wise as far as P4 motherboards are concerned its good.

 

[RalfHutter]

Originally posted by: Camofrog
y get a P4P800 -E deluxe and just enable the memory excel in BIOS and it acts just like like a P4C800. (Note: only works in ASUS mobo with bios of 1.010 or higher)

MAM is enabled on my P4P800-D and I'm running BIOS 1008.

 

[Elvis2]

MAM is enabled on my P4P800-D and I'm running BIOS 1008

yep, works on mine too with the 1008. The only beef I have with this board is that, for the life of me, I couldn't get it to boot off a SATA Raptor RAID 0 array

 

[lobadobadingdong]

here's a whole list

 

[Overkast]

Probably the closest competitor (if not the superior to) is the Abit IC7 Max 3.

 

[Camofrog]

I am sorry I was mistaken it was enabled in BIOS version 1.007

If ya want to read more about it go here.

http://www.tomshardware.com/motherboard/20030603/index.html

 

[Desslok]

Thanks for the info guys.