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Fri 14/01/05 at 17:50
"Majestic"
Posts: 1,625
Hi there!

I’m wanting to sell my Chenbro Gaming Bomb computer case to a friend who is about to build his own PC.

[URL] http://www.xcase.co.uk/acatalog/Chenbro_X_Spider_.html[/URL] to see the case I’m selling to him. The tower is quite large, but I was just wondering if it would fit an AMD 64 motherboard in. He is going for this motherboard [URL] http://www.komplett.co.uk/k/ki.asp?sku=305190&cks=SER[/URL] – I would have thought there would be no problems here – but the thing that worry’s me is the fact that when you click on the link that shows the case in question, it says; “CPU Type Intel Pentium® III/Pentium®4, AMD AthlonTM XP.” Surely if it fits a Pentium 4 in, it would be able to cater for a AMD 64?

Pretty stupid question really, but I just wanted to check with somebody that has more AMD experience before I flog it. For all I know AMD 64 chips may not like to be housed in fancy cases? Seems strange why it isn’t listed…

Thanks in advance!

[S]And I know it doesn’t matter about fancy cases by the way!
Sat 15/01/05 at 10:32
"Majestic"
Posts: 1,625
Aye, well - it's not my money!

But i'll pass on your advice anyway, thanks mate!
Fri 14/01/05 at 23:21
Regular
"Just ram it in!"
Posts: 1,036
The price for the board seems very steep for an Asus, I would save an extra Ł50 and get the Nforce4 Gigabyte equivalent. I saw them on Ebay for Ł60 brand new. Or wait for Abit to get there’s widely available plus that site wont have stock until February 2005.
Fri 14/01/05 at 17:56
"Majestic"
Posts: 1,625
Thanks Stance!

I wanted to check just in-case. (See what i did there?!)

Thanks again mate!
Fri 14/01/05 at 17:54
Regular
"serenity now!"
Posts: 527
It'll make no difference - if it's an ATX case it'll fit an ATX motherboard. The only thing to make sure is that if it comes with a power supply it has an additional 12v connector, but if it says its suitable foe Pentium 4 then it will do.

Maybe those specs were written before Athlon 64s were readily available.

edit: Oh, and that motherboard is very nice - we had a look at one in the office the other day and it's pure quality.
Fri 14/01/05 at 17:50
"Majestic"
Posts: 1,625
Hi there!

I’m wanting to sell my Chenbro Gaming Bomb computer case to a friend who is about to build his own PC.

[URL] http://www.xcase.co.uk/acatalog/Chenbro_X_Spider_.html[/URL] to see the case I’m selling to him. The tower is quite large, but I was just wondering if it would fit an AMD 64 motherboard in. He is going for this motherboard [URL] http://www.komplett.co.uk/k/ki.asp?sku=305190&cks=SER[/URL] – I would have thought there would be no problems here – but the thing that worry’s me is the fact that when you click on the link that shows the case in question, it says; “CPU Type Intel Pentium® III/Pentium®4, AMD AthlonTM XP.” Surely if it fits a Pentium 4 in, it would be able to cater for a AMD 64?

Pretty stupid question really, but I just wanted to check with somebody that has more AMD experience before I flog it. For all I know AMD 64 chips may not like to be housed in fancy cases? Seems strange why it isn’t listed…

Thanks in advance!

[S]And I know it doesn’t matter about fancy cases by the way!

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