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    Asus 815E Offering

    http://www.asus.com/products/motherb...2-m/index.html

    Three PCI slots doesn't seem to quite fit the bill for upgraders. Is this going to be standard offering for boards based on this chipset?

    Le B.
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  • #2
    Asus also make the CUSL2, which is the 'full' ATX version - 1xAGP, 6xPCI, 2xCNR.
    http://www.asus.com.tw/products/moth...sl2/index.html

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    • #3
      Ah Ha! Well spotted!!!

      Anyone got one yet?

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      • #4
        Shame they can't make a slot one board.
        Chief Lemon Buyer no more Linux sucks but not as much
        Weather nut and sad git.

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        • #5
          Nice spot!


          I am in the process of writing a review on the Abit SE6 and I must tell you that the Chipset and features are real cool on these boards. Its a great mother board for your Kids or your MOM!
          Intel has to be kidding with this release! It allows you to build a system like a Compaq or a Dell. (everything on the MOBO) The largest Bios I have ever seen.

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          • #6
            Why would you want to build a PC like DELL?

            We use them at work and they suck big time. Everytime one of the engineers tries to sort a problem we lose our ability to print anything (which is real handy in a bank!).

            Has anyone else noticed that when the good ole BX was tested against the 820 @133mhz the BX won yet the new board which does not beat 820 is said to outperform the BX?

            Me thinks something is a foot.

            prolly a foot :-)

            Intel can hide their 815 somewhere dark until i see a direct comparison between it and the BX at the same FSB, and they gotta make a slot one version aswell. Gits.



            ------------------
            1st system

            Coppermine 600E @ 828mhz (138mhz FSB). Globalwin HSF (the hooge one with the air duct set to blow cold air in)Abit Bx6r2.128mb Winbond pc133, USR Message Modem external, SB Live!, Maxtor Diamond Max 30GB!!@ 7200rpm, Promise UDMA66, G400 @ max settings,Hitachi GD5000 DVD (region locked, what a bitch)3Com 10/100 PCI NIC. Win98/w2k Dual boot. All wrapped up in Songcheer Super wide with loads of fans and 2 PSUs. Belinea 10 30 40 17" monitor, FPS100 sound system, Cyborg 2000 joystick, Genius Netmouse Pro and generic keyboard.


            8 Port hub

            2nd system

            Celly 333 @ 500mhz, Abit BF6 @100mhz, 128mb pc100, 10GB fujitsu HDD, Adaptec 2940 SCSI card, Plextor 40 speed SCSI CD, Yamaha 8x4x24 SCSI CDRW, pioneer dvd104s, hollywood plus dvd card, All In Wonder pro 4MB, Voodoo 2 12MB, SB16 pro, diamond sp56i modem,3Com 10/100 PCI NIC, 15in Dell Monitor, epson 460 stylus printer, genius vivid pro 2 scanner. Generic keyboard, 3d program pad, A4 cordless mouse, unnamed super midi tower ATX


            1st system

            Athlon AXIA Y 1Ghz @ 1.40Ghz, coolermaster hsf, Elite K7s6a, 512 MB Crucial DDR RAM, 20GB IBM 7200RPM Hard drive, Radeon 8500le 64mb, SB Audigy, 3 com 10/100NIC, 300w PSU, midi tower, FPS 1600 Surround, Belinea 17" monitor, Intellimouse explorer USB

            System 2

            Athlon TB 1.4 @ 1.5, Zalman Flower in silent mode, Elite K7S6A, 768MB DDRAM, Ati Radeon 8500le 64mb ddr, SB Audigy, 3Com 10/100NIC, 80GB IBM 7200rpm, Liteon 16 speed DVD, Lite-on 24102b CDRW, Songcheer Superwide, USB scanner, Intellimouse explorer, Microsoft keyboard, 19in iiyama Monitor, FPS1600

            system 3
            Abit ST6 RAID, Celly 1.2 @1.4 ,512MB SDRAM, Zalman Flower HSF noisey mode, ATi Radeon 8500le, SBLIVE, 3com 10/100 NIC, 80GB Seagate barracude HDD, 40GB IBM120GXP, 60GB IBM60GXP,Extra highpoint controller card, 16x Pioneer DVD, Pioneer DVR-104 DVD-RW, ATX Full tower case. 300w psu, 17in LG monitor, 20in Samsumg telly, epson stylus colour 880, 200W RMS Surround sound amp with Mission M71 Speakers.
            .

            System 4
            Elite K7S5A, Duron 1.0, 128mb sdram, Coolermaster hsf, 80GB 120GXP IBM, Liteon 16x DVD, Radeon 7200 64MB DDR, SBLIVE.

            Linksys 4 port router/firewall

            512k Cable modem. nice

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            • #7
              Why would you want to build a PC like DELL?

              We use them at work and they suck big time. Everytime one of the engineers tries to sort a problem we lose our ability to print anything (which is real handy in a bank!).

              Has anyone else noticed that when the good ole BX was tested against the 820 @133mhz the BX won yet the new board which does not beat 820 is said to outperform the BX?

              Me thinks something is a foot.

              prolly a foot :-)

              Intel can hide their 815 somewhere dark until i see a direct comparison between it and the BX at the same FSB, and they gotta make a slot one version aswell. Gits.



              ------------------
              1st system

              Coppermine 600E @ 828mhz (138mhz FSB). Globalwin HSF (the hooge one with the air duct set to blow cold air in)Abit Bx6r2.128mb Winbond pc133, USR Message Modem external, SB Live!, Maxtor Diamond Max 30GB!!@ 7200rpm, Promise UDMA66, G400 @ max settings,Hitachi GD5000 DVD (region locked, what a bitch)3Com 10/100 PCI NIC. Win98/w2k Dual boot. All wrapped up in Songcheer Super wide with loads of fans and 2 PSUs. Belinea 10 30 40 17" monitor, FPS100 sound system, Cyborg 2000 joystick, Genius Netmouse Pro and generic keyboard.


              8 Port hub

              2nd system

              Celly 333 @ 500mhz, Abit BF6 @100mhz, 128mb pc100, 10GB fujitsu HDD, Adaptec 2940 SCSI card, Plextor 40 speed SCSI CD, Yamaha 8x4x24 SCSI CDRW, pioneer dvd104s, hollywood plus dvd card, All In Wonder pro 4MB, Voodoo 2 12MB, SB16 pro, diamond sp56i modem,3Com 10/100 PCI NIC, 15in Dell Monitor, epson 460 stylus printer, genius vivid pro 2 scanner. Generic keyboard, 3d program pad, A4 cordless mouse, unnamed super midi tower ATX


              1st system

              Athlon AXIA Y 1Ghz @ 1.40Ghz, coolermaster hsf, Elite K7s6a, 512 MB Crucial DDR RAM, 20GB IBM 7200RPM Hard drive, Radeon 8500le 64mb, SB Audigy, 3 com 10/100NIC, 300w PSU, midi tower, FPS 1600 Surround, Belinea 17" monitor, Intellimouse explorer USB

              System 2

              Athlon TB 1.4 @ 1.5, Zalman Flower in silent mode, Elite K7S6A, 768MB DDRAM, Ati Radeon 8500le 64mb ddr, SB Audigy, 3Com 10/100NIC, 80GB IBM 7200rpm, Liteon 16 speed DVD, Lite-on 24102b CDRW, Songcheer Superwide, USB scanner, Intellimouse explorer, Microsoft keyboard, 19in iiyama Monitor, FPS1600

              system 3
              Abit ST6 RAID, Celly 1.2 @1.4 ,512MB SDRAM, Zalman Flower HSF noisey mode, ATi Radeon 8500le, SBLIVE, 3com 10/100 NIC, 80GB Seagate barracude HDD, 40GB IBM120GXP, 60GB IBM60GXP,Extra highpoint controller card, 16x Pioneer DVD, Pioneer DVR-104 DVD-RW, ATX Full tower case. 300w psu, 17in LG monitor, 20in Samsumg telly, epson stylus colour 880, 200W RMS Surround sound amp with Mission M71 Speakers.
              .

              System 4
              Elite K7S5A, Duron 1.0, 128mb sdram, Coolermaster hsf, 80GB 120GXP IBM, Liteon 16x DVD, Radeon 7200 64MB DDR, SBLIVE.

              Linksys 4 port router/firewall

              512k Cable modem. nice

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              • #8
                I think LAMF was wielding the proverbial double-edged sword with that remark. It's the problem with these "integrated everything" boards. Good for OEM's, good for grandma, bad for us.

                Paul
                paulcs@flashcom.net

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                • #9
                  Bad because you have to pay for it if you want it or not. But, atleast this time you can turn them OFF; and use real cards.

                  Mark F.

                  ------------------
                  OH NO, my retractable cup holder swallowed a DVD...
                  and burped out a movie


                  Mark F. (A+, Network+, & CCNA)
                  --------------------------------------------------
                  OH NO, my retractable cup holder swallowed a DVD...
                  and burped out a movie

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