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Need Advice on Buying new Motherboard

ICEVaPa

Senior member
I am getting a 3Ghz(800fsb) P4 this week.
Problem is that i dont know which MB to get with it! 😕

I am stuck between the following Mother Boards...

Gigabyte

8S655FXU - Dual DDR, GIGABYTE® SIS655FX+964Mutiol Intel Pentium 4 FSB800 discrete MB - 1xAGP(8x), AC97-6CH, Realtek Gigabit LAN FSB800 4 x DDR400(Dual), SATA + ATA133 + GigaRaid, 5 x PCI, 6 x USB 2.0, IEEE1394, S.T.R, SP/DIF, SIS HyperStreaming, ATX

8IPE1000L - Dual DDR, GIGABYTE® i865PE+ICH5 Intel Pentium 4 FSB800 discrete MB - 1 x AGP(8x) slot, AC97-6CH Audio, Intel 10/100 LAN, 4 x DDR400 (Dual Channel), Serial ATA+ATA100, 5 x PCI, 8 x USB 2.0 (4 By Cables), Hyper Threading, ATX Form


Original Intel

D875PBZLK -Intel® 'Bonanza' 875P Intel Pentium 4 FSB800 Discrete MB 1X AGP(8X), 4 X DDR400 Slots, 5xPCI, Gbe LAN, No Audio, USB 8x v2.0, ATA100, SATA RAID, No Firewire, ATX

D865PERLL - Intel® 'Rock Lake' 865PE, Intel Pentium 4 FSB800 Discrete MB 1XAGP(8X) slot, 4 x DDR400, 5xPCI, 10/100LAN,6Ch Audio, USB 8x v2.0, ATA100, SATA RAID, 1394a Firewire, ATX


Asrock

P4VT800 - ASROCK® VIA PT800+8237 Intel Pentium 4 FSB800 discrete MB - AC97 CODEC - 5.1CH Sound, 10/100 LAN, 1xAGP(8x), 3 x DDR400, 2 x SATA (Raid 0,1,JBOD), 2 x ATA133, 8 x USB 2.0 (4 by cable), 5 x PCI, Hybrid Booster, ATX


MSI

865PE Neo2-PFS - Intel® 865PE chipset featuring Intel Performance Acceleration Technology, 533/800Mhz FSB, Socket 478, Support AGP 4X/8X, 10/100 LAN, USB 2.0, Serial ATA, dual channel DDR266/333/400Mhz memory support



Any help would be greatly appreciated! I need a MB that bring out the best preformance of my CPU. Thanks Again!

:beer:
 
If you don't plan on overclocking, I would just go with the Intel boards. They are pretty rock solid for stablity. If not go with the Asus boards as the previous poster stated.


I think if you look on anandtech's home page, they are some reviews for those boards under the mobo section.


Good luck.
 
I don't care for any of the boards you listed.

The preferred boards are usually Asus and Abit.

Have you read the reviews regarding Springdale and Canterwood mobos?
 
Like others have recommended, go for Intel (D875PBZ or D865PERLK) if you're not overclocking. They're best for stability, have good performance with standard settings, and are backed by a 3 year warranty...

If you're overclocking, go for the ASUS P4C800-E Deluxe or the P4P800 Deluxe.

-Parin
 
I dont really have any connections on the Asus and Abit boards...

Has anyone heard anything about the Gigabyte 8IK1100???

Dual DDR GIGABYTE® i875P+ICH5R Intel Pentium 4 FSB800 Discrete MB - 1xAGP(Pro), AC97-6CH Audio, Intel® LAN, FSB800, 6 x DDR400 (Dual Channel), Serial ATA+ATA100+SATA RAID 0, 5 x PCI, 8 x USB 2.0, Hyper Threading, ATX Form

looks good?

Here is a link
Link
 
Originally posted by: ICEVaPa
I dont really have any connections on the Asus and Abit boards...

Has anyone heard anything about the Gigabyte 8IK1100???

Dual DDR GIGABYTE® i875P+ICH5R Intel Pentium 4 FSB800 Discrete MB - 1xAGP(Pro), AC97-6CH Audio, Intel® LAN, FSB800, 6 x DDR400 (Dual Channel), Serial ATA+ATA100+SATA RAID 0, 5 x PCI, 8 x USB 2.0, Hyper Threading, ATX Form

looks good?

Here is a link
Link

Gigabyte is good.. I wouldn't be afraid to use that !
 
i got myself the msi neo 2 after researching most those mobo's - but i think ur mobo is a different mobo then the one i got cuz of your description- you should get the one in this review

tomshardware review

reading all that was the main reason that pushed me to choosing that particular mobo..


check out the review compared to the other mobo's- fast as if not faster then the 875p
 
i reccomend the ASUS boards mentioned earlier. you can find them on the net pretty reasonable, right know the p4p800 deluxe is prob the best performance for the price. i have heard alot of people like the Abit IC-7 as well.
 
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