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MotherBoard for my athlon 1.333

amdwolfman

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😕 AMD ATHLON 1.33GHz 256K FSB266 OEM & COOLERMASTER HEATSINK/FAN 6030 AMD ATHLON T-BIRD 1.33GHz 266MHZ SOCKETA OEM
6501 COOLERMASTER DP5-6I31C SOCKETA HEATSINK/FAN UPTO 1.4GHZ


I would like a stable board with over clocking capability's,,,,would one with open GL be worht the extra money,,,i have been doing comparisons for the last few days,,,,and not real sure what i'm looking for,,,any all info would be appreciated,,,thx

can i get at least some bells and whistles for about $150.00 - $200.oo CANADIAN?
 
The Shuttle AK31A will give you some tweaking options for about $90 shipped. The EPoX 8KHA+ will give you a tad more for about $110 shipped. The ABIT KR7A-RAID will give you what the others do, along with RAID capability for about $160-170 shipped. I listed all of these prices in US dollars.
 
You can't go wrong with anything based on the VIA KT266A chipset.

Depending on integrated parts and price, the following are some option:

ECS K7VTA3 - $69 USD
Epox 8KHA+ - $100 USD
Abit KR7A-Raid - $160 USD
 
Hi bovinicus,,,thx for your reply , a motherboard with 'raid' is more expensive does raid maybe have more overclocking capability's?,,,does it have to do with video card ?, my next purchase will be a 64 meg v-card,,,i'll do some research on them soon.




hi AZGamer,,ty for your reply,,the 3 boards u mentioned here :,,do they have the VIA KT266A chipset?


ECS K7VTA3 - $69 USD
Epox 8KHA+ - $100 USD
Abit KR7A-Raid - $160 USD



 
Yes, all three of those boards have the KT266A chipset, currently the best performing Athlon DDR solution avalible.

RAID has to do with striping two identical hard drives into one virtual hard drive. It has nothing to do with video performance nor overclockability.
 
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