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probably a pcchips board... 
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HAHA! That was that crappy TX motherboard. Is was so generic, they named it after the chipset!
"I dream of a better world where chickens can cross the road without having their motives questioned."Comment
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I fiddled around with the settings, reinstalled w2k etc, etc...I just couldn't get it stable.Originally posted by Marshmallowman
hmm, just found some posts/article's.
Some corsair xms(and others mem will not have the SPD read correclty by some MOBO's. Seems like I have that combination, hopefully manualy setting the parameters correctly will fix my problems.
May be worth checking Novdid.
Then I thought to my self why not set the FSB at something under 166MHz. That was it, anything above 155 was unstable. I decided to put a small fan on the northbridge sink and, voilá.
It's pretty bad that Epox didn't put a good enough cooler on the NB though.
Other than that, the board is real nice.Comment
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My NF7-S is great! After sorting out my cooling, I'm sure the Barton 2500 XP will be doing around 3000XP speeds
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I have sorted out my cooling long ago.
I have an alpha PAL8045, and and have taken care of the nothbridge. That chewing gum under the NB sink is long gone.
I'm aiming for 3200+ speeds!(I have also an XP2500+Comment
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