Sunny129
Diamond Member
I first read about this mobo @ OCworkbanch.com in a thread posted in the forums by their SysOp/reviewer. Here is a link to that thread.
http://overclock.digiweb.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/002344.html
sorry guys...cut and paste until i can figure out how to make a clickable link from here.
I also Downloaded a MS Word document about the mobo which i thought i got from that thread, but i cant find a link for it there. if i remember where i got it from, i'll post a link for that too. in the mean time i thought this would be an interesting topic to post here also...
lets start with the facts (and correct me if i'm wrong):
1) the "E" in i815E indicates that the chipset has ICH2 which supports ATA-100.
2) the "P" in i815EP indicates the absence of the i752 onboard video.
if you read the thread i provided from OCworkbwnch.com, you'll notice that Gigabyte's new GA-6OXC comes without the onboard video, but only supports ATA-66. It does not support ATA-100, yet they claim it uses the i815EP chipset. if any 815 chipset has no onboard video AND only supports ATA-66, wouldnt that theoretically make it an i815P chipset (that is "P, and not "EP"😉?
http://overclock.digiweb.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/002344.html
sorry guys...cut and paste until i can figure out how to make a clickable link from here.
I also Downloaded a MS Word document about the mobo which i thought i got from that thread, but i cant find a link for it there. if i remember where i got it from, i'll post a link for that too. in the mean time i thought this would be an interesting topic to post here also...
lets start with the facts (and correct me if i'm wrong):
1) the "E" in i815E indicates that the chipset has ICH2 which supports ATA-100.
2) the "P" in i815EP indicates the absence of the i752 onboard video.
if you read the thread i provided from OCworkbwnch.com, you'll notice that Gigabyte's new GA-6OXC comes without the onboard video, but only supports ATA-66. It does not support ATA-100, yet they claim it uses the i815EP chipset. if any 815 chipset has no onboard video AND only supports ATA-66, wouldnt that theoretically make it an i815P chipset (that is "P, and not "EP"😉?