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Im needing a new one, what do people think of the Asus A7N8X Deluxe?
It has this stuff
- 3 x 184pin DDR-SDRAM ports (Supporting up to PC3200)
- 5 x PCI slots
- 1 x AGP Pro (4x/8x) slot
- Dual Channel DDR400 support
- 2 x UDMA133 (supports upto 4 device)
- Serial ATA150 Controller
- 6 x USB 2.0 ports
- Firewire IEEE 1394 ports
- Onboard dual 3com & Nvidia LAN
- Nvidia SoundStorm / Dolby Digital Audio
- Nivida Nforce 2 Chipset
Is it good?
It has this stuff
- 3 x 184pin DDR-SDRAM ports (Supporting up to PC3200)
- 5 x PCI slots
- 1 x AGP Pro (4x/8x) slot
- Dual Channel DDR400 support
- 2 x UDMA133 (supports upto 4 device)
- Serial ATA150 Controller
- 6 x USB 2.0 ports
- Firewire IEEE 1394 ports
- Onboard dual 3com & Nvidia LAN
- Nvidia SoundStorm / Dolby Digital Audio
- Nivida Nforce 2 Chipset
Is it good?
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cookie monster wrote:
> Oh, i thought you would be into the "Hardcore" options.
>
> You seem to be an advanced user.
I am.
And it is extremely hardcore aircooling. It's about as effective and dangerous as it gets really.. my c/w competes with most standard WC setups.
> Oh, i thought you would be into the "Hardcore" options.
>
> You seem to be an advanced user.
I am.
And it is extremely hardcore aircooling. It's about as effective and dangerous as it gets really.. my c/w competes with most standard WC setups.
Hopefully i will be ordering my new case, motherboard and gfx card tomorrow. Most likely from tekheads, i will have to check out the difference in postage first though.
cookie monster wrote:
> Oh, i thought you would be into the "Hardcore" options.
>
> You seem to be an advanced user.
Overclocking is easy if you have one of the new boards like the Abit NF7-S. Just got to know what the options are so you know what you are actually changing.
> Oh, i thought you would be into the "Hardcore" options.
>
> You seem to be an advanced user.
Overclocking is easy if you have one of the new boards like the Abit NF7-S. Just got to know what the options are so you know what you are actually changing.
Turbonutter wrote:
> Well 3DM is never accurate. Run your tests again with this:
> http://pw1.netcom.com/~hjsmith/Pi/Super_Pi.html
>
> 1M test.
No it isnt but if DDR400 was faster than running memory insync then the scores would be higher.
I may change my CPU FSB to 200 and then put the multiplier to 10.5 so that my XP2800 still stays the same sort of mhz but with a higher fsb rather than a higher multiplier. Then I can run the RAM at 400 and see the difference hopefully.
> Well 3DM is never accurate. Run your tests again with this:
> http://pw1.netcom.com/~hjsmith/Pi/Super_Pi.html
>
> 1M test.
No it isnt but if DDR400 was faster than running memory insync then the scores would be higher.
I may change my CPU FSB to 200 and then put the multiplier to 10.5 so that my XP2800 still stays the same sort of mhz but with a higher fsb rather than a higher multiplier. Then I can run the RAM at 400 and see the difference hopefully.
Oh, i thought you would be into the "Hardcore" options.
You seem to be an advanced user.
You seem to be an advanced user.
Um
Aircooling :)
Aircooling :)
Heh, your 1700 is running faster than the 2600 in this comp.
What kind of cooling you using?
Water cooling, or even phase change?
What kind of cooling you using?
Water cooling, or even phase change?
At the time, XP1700 running at 2125mhz with memory at 340mhz strict timings.
Christ, what are you running?
At last count I could push 45 seconds.
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