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  • KT400 + Hercules 8500LE = ?

    I saw a notice in a magazine that there is supposed to be stability problems if you use a Hercules Radeon 8500LE graphics card with a KT333/400 based motherboard.

    Is this familiar, Anyone had any problems? I'm a bit worried here since I ordered a Epox mobo today with the KT400 chip and I have a Hercules 8500LE 64MB...
    My system:
    | Athlon XP2600+ 2,4GHz@200FSB| Water Cooled Processor | Samsung 2x256MB PC3200 Ram (400MHz) | Epox 8RDA mb | Hercules FDX Radeon 8500 LE 128MB | Abit Hot Rod DMA/100 RAID controller | 2*20GB IBM and Western 10.2GB @RAID controller | Soundblaster 5.1 Audigy Player | Actima 6x/32x DVD-ROM, Samsung 12x/8x/32x CDRW | Logitech Force Feedback wheel | Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback 2 Joystick | 550W water-cooled Q-TEC PSU | 278/278 kbit DSL internet connection | Windows 2000 Pro | My Homepage
    homemade watercooling in use,Pics on the homepage...

    no more VIA, no more!

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    I've heard it, but I say it's mostly bullsh*t. I think that incompatibility was found in some early revisions of Abit or MSI KT333 boards, and the dealers became kinda paranoid. Most boards run the 8500LE's just fine, and especially Epox boards have been very stable with the 8500LE. Hey, I'm running an Epox KT333 board with a Hercules 8500LE right now and it's rock stable.

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    • #3
      Ok, sounds very good. Probably only with some crap asus/abit boards.
      My system:
      | Athlon XP2600+ 2,4GHz@200FSB| Water Cooled Processor | Samsung 2x256MB PC3200 Ram (400MHz) | Epox 8RDA mb | Hercules FDX Radeon 8500 LE 128MB | Abit Hot Rod DMA/100 RAID controller | 2*20GB IBM and Western 10.2GB @RAID controller | Soundblaster 5.1 Audigy Player | Actima 6x/32x DVD-ROM, Samsung 12x/8x/32x CDRW | Logitech Force Feedback wheel | Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback 2 Joystick | 550W water-cooled Q-TEC PSU | 278/278 kbit DSL internet connection | Windows 2000 Pro | My Homepage
      homemade watercooling in use,Pics on the homepage...

      no more VIA, no more!

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