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Tips for buying a new Mainboard	by glenalec	2003-01-19 00:46:13
Tyan S2390B.	by caffine-iv	2003-01-19 00:48:15
Thanx.	by glenalec	2003-01-19 00:53:36
Well,	by caffine-iv	2003-01-19 00:54:26
Currency exchange restrictions...	by glenalec	2003-01-19 01:00:12
Yeah, I was just hoping tho,	by caffine-iv	2003-01-19 01:04:48
Umm.. what?	by gecka	2003-01-19 01:18:22
Huh? All you do is look at the manual for the board. It says that it supports Duron x-yMhz and Athlon z-aMhz. If it doesnt support that processor you can return it. In the years that I have been building systems (over 700 that I can see offhand) I have never once had to look up R/c values for any processor. They are all rated at a voltage. You board either supports or doesn't support that voltage. Its simple =) Then again, checking the ATX/uATX/fATX form factor is definatly a good thing =)
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Yeah yeah,	by caffine-iv	2003-01-19 01:21:48

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