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  • AMD 760 MPX dualie mainboard tests

    For those interested in the AMD 760 MPX based dualie mainboards LostCircuits.com has a review of the Asus K7M266D, Tyan Tiger MPX and the MSI K7D-L;



    As mentioned before most users are better off with a fast single CPU unit. IF, however, you do need dualies it looks like the Tyan Tiger MPX has the easiest upgrade path for most.

    The advantage of the MPX over the MP?

    1. 66mhz 64 bit PCI slots. the MP only has 33mhz 64 bit slots.

    2. that 66mhz/64 bit path goes all the way through the system. In the MP it doesn't.

    3. MPX offers 4 x the interconnect bandwidth between AGP/memory and the I/O controller

    Total bandwidth in the MPX: 533 mb/s

    Normal bandwidth is 133 mb/s

    Dr. Mordrid

    Last edited by Dr Mordrid; 13 March 2002, 18:56.
    Dr. Mordrid
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    64bit 66 MHz PCI is a disadvantage in my situation - no 64bit cards, and no compatibility for 32 bit 33 MHz cards. That means you are left with just a few PCI slots.

    Only option would be the old Tyan MP, but doesn't that one need a special power supply?

    So I'll just keep droolin' for now

    Neko

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