Soyo SY-6IZA Socket-370 Based ATX Mainboard for 34 (free shipping)

buckeye

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Overstock.com has it for 45.95....find something to hit 50.00...and use 20 off found in t@chbargains.com. these are the specs of the board..
Just look at the amazing features on this Soyo Mainboard. Grab this beauty, and you'll never need another computer upgrade again!

Features include:
PCI BIOS with Green, ACPI, APM, Plug and Play, and DMI functions
2MB Flash ROM
Supports multiple-boot from EIDE/SCSI /CD-ROM/FDD/LS-120?/ZIP
Chipset Intel 440ZX AGPset
Main memory up to 768MB SDRAM
Three 168-pin DIMM sockets (PC-100 support)
16-bit stereo full duplex with 48kHz sampling
90dB signal-to-noise ratio
PCI IDE Interface 2 Ultra DMA-33 IDE ports
Supports two independent channels for up to four IDE devices
Supports up to PIO mode 4 and Ultra DMA/33
Two PCI bus mastering ATA EIDE ports
Specifications:
CPUs supported: socket 370 compatible
Front side bus: 100MHz (maximum)
Onboard audio: ES1373 PCI Plug and Play audio chip
Integrated I/O ports serial: two (16550 UART compatible)
Parallel: one (SPP/EPP/ECP)
USB: two
Floppy: one (supports LS-120 and below)
IrDA: one (optional cable for transceiver)
Mouse: one (PS/2)
Keyboard: one (PS/2)
MIDI: one
Line-in: one
Line-out: one
Mic: one
Expansion slots PCI: three (32-bit)
AGP: one (V1.0 compliant)
ISA/PCI shared: one


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Shipping: Ships within 2 business days

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Warranty: 30-day money-back guarantee

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Model No: SY-6IZA

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cupcake

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have you found anything in the $5.00 range?

i've looked some at the site and most are over that nice bump price.

 

HappyFace

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mmmmm tasty motherboard. *crunch* Yum, hey at this price you can't complain!

This seems like a nice foundation for a web machine, or low end gaming system (super low end).
 

buckeye

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I found an corsair electric shaver for men for 7.99...it is the cheapest but something useful that I can find ;) I just ordered the mobo and this shaver for a total of 33 bucks...cool..now, I have to find a deal on Celery 566 (Cu Mine) or 633. when is buy.com's free shipping weekend? anyone knows?
 

HappyFace

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Sell the shaver on E-Flay to drop the cost a couple bucks. Perhaps down to 26-28 bucks for the motherboard :) (Unless you need the shaver)
 

AkumaX

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haha, i didnt know this was a hot deal! i bought this mobo yesterday, but i bought it with a picture frame (7.95), a saving of 4 cents. i read in a review it overclocks well, says it easily puts the 300a to 450
 

rhinox99

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Thanks for the deal, I'll probably go for one.

I'm not sure this is true though:


<< Grab this beauty, and you'll never need another computer upgrade again! >>

:D
 

mikek

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My understanding is that the latest bios will only post a Celeron up to 533, even though you could posibly O/C it to 800+.

And I did order one.
 

WhiteMouse

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It will not support the 256M DIMM, if you got some from buy.com.

I have this board, and it's nice. You will have to find the driver for on board audio, which Soyo only provides 1998 version:eek:. And the mic had high static sound, so I cannot use dialpad or netmeeting.

BTW, I bought this board sometime last year, paid around $100 from onsale.com, free shipping at that time.:confused:
 

buckeye

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hey Whitemouse, is the static caused by the board, or is it because of the mic itself? if I have the static too, then I will replace the sound card...
 

WhiteMouse

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The static is from the mic, but I believe it is the board's problem, since the same mic works great on another PC. Yes, I was about to disable the on board sound and install a real sound card. It just never happened, and I do not even know the &quot;new&quot; sound card I bought several months ago is working or not. :(
 

AkumaX

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from www.soyousa.com (under motherboards, just search for a 440ZX chipset)
DESCRIPTION

Socket-370 Based ATX Mainboard with AGP port
PROCESSOR

Socket-370 for Celeron? Processor 300A~533MHz and CeleronII 566MHz+

Supports for 66MHz FSB

CHIPSET

Intel 82440ZX two chip AGPset

SYSTEM MEMORY

Three 168-pin DIMM sockets support up to 256MB

ON BOARD 3D AUDIO SUBSYSTEM

Creative ES1373 PCI Plug &amp; Play audio chip

16 bit stereo full duplex with 48KHz sampling rate

High quality with 90dB SNR

EXPANSION SLOTS

Three 32-bit Bus Mastering PCI slots (v2.1 compliant)

One 32-bit PCI slots

One 16-bit ISA slots (One PCI/ISA Shared slot)

One AGP Slot (v1.0 compliant) AGP 1x/2x

ON BOARD ULTRA I/O CHIP

Winbond W83977EF I/O chip

Two RS-232 serial ports (16550 UART compatible)

One Parallel printer port (SPP/EPP/ECP mode)

One FDD port (Supports LS120, 3 mode, 1.2/1.44/2.88MB FDD)

Provides IrDA port with optional cable for transceiver

TWO ULTRA DMA-33 IDE PORTS

Supports two independent channels for four IDE devices

Supports up to PIO mode 4 and Ultra DMA/33

Two PCI bus mastering ATA E-IDE ports

BOOT-BLOCK FLASH BIOS

Award PCI BIOS with green, ACPI, APM, plug and play, DMI functions, and Year 2000 compliant

Supports multiple-boot from E-IDE / SCSI /CD-ROM / FDD / LS120 / ZIP

2 Mbit Flash ROM

BOARD DIMENSIONS

Four layers, 30.5 cm x 17 cm (12&quot; x 6.7&quot;)

ATX form factor

DOUBLE STACK BACK-PANEL I/O CONNECTORS

PS/2 Mini-DIN mouse &amp; keyboard ports

Two USB ports

Two D-Sub 9-pin male Serial ports

One D-Sub 25-pin female printer port

One Joystick Ports

Audio I/O : LINE-Outx1 , LINE-Inx1, MIC JACK x1

FCC CLASS B AND CE EMI REGULATION COMPLIANT
 

buckeye

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Guys...I am literally new to Overclocking. I would be much obliged in anyone could let me know if this MOBO can support this celeron processor CELERON 633 MHz 128K L2 CACHE PGA370 PROCESSOR if I have to overclock it only using the FSB settings (since we dont need a slocket for this mobo), can I achieve 900+ Mhz...please lemme know...please...thanks a lot...
 

AkumaX

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buckeye, ill tell you in a couple of days, that's the exact same cpu im going to put in to see how far it'll go, heh, first w/ stock HSF, then my trusty PEP66 which is running a p3 700->1001 1.85v now...
 

buckeye

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thanks akuma....I will wait for your post..;)
OSU UM game starts in a couple of hrs...too excited...go bucks...:)
 

dragonlord2112

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Crap. I bought the board yesterday, thinking it was for a celeron 566. I bought a 566 - not a celeron2 today so.... please email me if anyone else can make this baby work, since I'm a new overclocker and don't wanna try this one just yet...
Thanx
 

hans007

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the 566 only comes as a celeron 2, and this board doesnt support voltage tweaks, so its not gonna be the best overclocker, there is a review on bxboards. if it supports the p3 also it'd be pretty good still, wuth the p3-800/100 being about $180
 

buckeye

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how far can we go if we run the Celery 566 at 100 FSB speed (approx 850 Mhz???) can it run stable at speeds greater than 100 FSB speed (with proper cooling though)? what is the default voltage setting on the mobo...?
 

AkumaX

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oh wait..... you can't adjust voltage?! great.... i forgot about that factor, i guess it'll be LUCK if one could post at 950 w/ default voltage