Ok.. I've never really looked into dual motherboards or anything....
but with my tax refund I am looking to get a dual mobo, two cpus (pref. xp's), more DDR (I OCed this nanya to 145fsb never tried any higher, I want another stick that can atleast do that high)
like I've mentioned am thinking of OCing the fsb to 145mhz, I'm not gonna mess with the bridges or anything to up the multiplier
I want the system to be fast, yet stable...and reasonably priced
I'm gonna reuse my video card, hdd, cd drives, etc, etc... just need new mb, cpu's, more ram, and better hs/f's
I dont want a board that requires registered ddr, if it's just an unnecessary extra expense
I have an xp 1700 right now but I think i want to get two new cpus, just so I'm sure the stepping and everything matches
In the end, I am probably gonna have an asus a7v266 and an xp 1700 to sell....
I'm thinking asus, msi, or if the epox dual mb is out soon enough that may be another option
I would really appreciate all of your opinions and advice
thanks!
EDIT: oh yeah, I am going to be running ECCp on this system so it's sort of on topic
but with my tax refund I am looking to get a dual mobo, two cpus (pref. xp's), more DDR (I OCed this nanya to 145fsb never tried any higher, I want another stick that can atleast do that high)
like I've mentioned am thinking of OCing the fsb to 145mhz, I'm not gonna mess with the bridges or anything to up the multiplier
I want the system to be fast, yet stable...and reasonably priced
I'm gonna reuse my video card, hdd, cd drives, etc, etc... just need new mb, cpu's, more ram, and better hs/f's
I dont want a board that requires registered ddr, if it's just an unnecessary extra expense
I have an xp 1700 right now but I think i want to get two new cpus, just so I'm sure the stepping and everything matches
In the end, I am probably gonna have an asus a7v266 and an xp 1700 to sell....
I'm thinking asus, msi, or if the epox dual mb is out soon enough that may be another option
I would really appreciate all of your opinions and advice
thanks!
EDIT: oh yeah, I am going to be running ECCp on this system so it's sort of on topic
