[PCNerd]

Abit IC7 vs IC7-G
($54 vs $70)
well, first off, i kno tht one main difference is gigibit lan but im not sure if its worth it. any suggestions?

 

[blob]

Thats pretty much it...

 

[PCNerd]

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Originally Posted by blob Thats pretty much it...

my network is only 100mb/s so i should get the IC7

 

[Lostnhell]

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Originally Posted by PCnerd2357 my network is only 100mb/s so i should get the IC7

Gigabit LAN is a messy process which should not be worth anything. If the IC& has everything that you need, then get it.

 

[PCNerd]

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Originally Posted by mfillpot Gigabit LAN is a messy process which should not be worth anything. If the IC& has everything that you need, then get it.

nooo i cant because i have a 400mhz fbs. poo.

 

[Lostnhell]

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Originally Posted by PCnerd2357 nooo i cant because i have a 400mhz fbs. poo.

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...999-505&depa=0
16.55

 

[PCNerd]

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Originally Posted by mfillpot http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...999-505&depa=0 16.55

no i cant have a IC7 because it doesnt support a 400mhz fbs

 

[Lostnhell]

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Originally Posted by PCnerd2357 no i cant have a IC7 because it doesnt support a 400mhz fbs

So your CPU operates at 400Mhz?

 

[PCNerd]

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Originally Posted by mfillpot So your CPU operates at 400Mhz?

ya its a celeron 2.6

 

[Lostnhell]

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Originally Posted by PCnerd2357 ya its a celeron 2.6

Then Get the IS7 which supports 400 and is only $60
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...127-175&depa=0

 

[JohNMassA]

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Originally Posted by PCnerd2357 Abit IC7 vs IC7-G ($54 vs $70) well, first off, i kno tht one main difference is gigibit lan but im not sure if its worth it. any suggestions?

IC7-G is worse than IC7 Max 3 if u want to do a good overclocking.

 

[Lostnhell]

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Originally Posted by JohNMassA IC7-G is worse than IC7 Max 3 if u want to do a good overclocking.

He is running on a budget and the IC7 line cannot support the 400Mhx FSB that his CPU is operating at, so the IC7-G MAx 3 is out of the question.

 

[YiffyGriffy]

Any board that support 800MHz FSB should be backwards compatible with 533/400MHz FSB...

 

[PCNerd]

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Originally Posted by YiffyGriffy Any board that support 800MHz FSB should be backwards compatible with 533/400MHz FSB...

Model IC7-G MAXII ADVANCE
CPU Socket 478 for Intel Pentium 4 Processor (HT Ready)
FSB: 800/533MHz only(400MHz FSB not supported)
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...127-152&depa=1

 

[YiffyGriffy]

weird...

 

[PCNerd]

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Originally Posted by YiffyGriffy weird...

this is good
http://www.dumpinggoods.com/dumpingg...SU%2D0091&tpc=

 

[Lostnhell]

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Originally Posted by PCnerd2357 this is good http://www.dumpinggoods.com/dumpingg...SU%2D0091&tpc=

Basically the only differnce between that and the IS7 is the ASUS has 2 more SATA, and is refurbished. I would not accept a trade of 2 additional SATA slots for the risk involved in having used hardware.

 

[JohNMassA]

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Originally Posted by YiffyGriffy weird...

Why don't u try ASUS P4C800-E Dlx? It is a good board I like it and I think it supports FSB400

 

[PCNerd]

i would like some opinions please
abit IA7 new(59$ refurbished) or Asus P4800-E Deluxe(76$ refurbished)

 

[JohNMassA]

Quote:

Originally Posted by PCnerd2357 i would like some opinions please abit IA7 new(59$ refurbished) or Asus P4800-E Deluxe(76$ refurbished)

my board is a C800-e dlx. P800-e deluxe only supports 2Sata, but it supports a bigger overclocking than mine.