What would work best with a AMD Athlon Thunderbird K7 800 SocketA CPU

jpprod

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Nov 18, 1999
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For overclocking: Abit KT7 or Asus A7V are the best choises, and pretty much equally good according to many reviews. Performance of both of these boards is among the highest of any Socket-A mobos.

For non-overclocker: Microstar K7Tpro. This is propably the most stable and trouble-free Socket-A motherboard out there, and it's very affordable (little over $100). A couple of Anand's WWW-servers are running on these boards, that should be a testament to their stability.
 

Mem

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Apr 23, 2000
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Yep, For the best stability where overclocking is not important the MSI K7T PRO board is the best choice,btw I just brought a few more games for my MSI K7T PRO(& Geforce2 MX) board nothing bothers it all the new games I`ve just got are running great.

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