G450 or G800(?)

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  • Joel
    Moderator
    • Aug 1999
    • 3747

    #1

    G450 or G800(?)

    This looks like it might be a good companion board for either one.



    Joel
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  • alessandro
    MURCer
    • Oct 1999
    • 380

    #2
    ...and a brand new Athlon 800MHz and i'll be a very happy person ...
    But i will still buy the Asus K7V one(I always trust EVERYTHING Asus makes)
    Athlon Thunderbird 1.1Ghz@1.2~1.3+GHz Socket A 256Kb,Asus A7V dipswitches,GlobalWin FOP32-1 heatsink,GlobalWin 802 Advance ATX Case, 17" Sony Multiscan 200PST,384MB Crucial PC133 CAS=2,ATI Radeon 32Mb DDR,(Matrox Millenium G400 MAX 32MB 5ns SGRAM),IBM Deskstar 75GXP 15Gb UltraATA/100, Quantum Firebal EL 10.2Gb,Hewlett Packard DeskJet 970Cxi,Epson Perfection 1240U Scanner,Sound blaster Live!,Cambridge Soundworks 5.1,Creative PC-DVD 5X,CDR-RW Ricoh MP7040S@MP7060S(Tweaked from 4x--->6x with no problem),Adaptec SCSI 2920C,Diamond SupraExpress 56e PRO,Iomega Zip Drive.

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    • andrei

      #3
      or one of those g400 with *4A*

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      • andrei

        #4
        Forgive my ignorance, but, what is an AMR slot ?

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        • Rags
          Super MURCer
          • Aug 1999
          • 4052

          #5
          AMR stands for Audio Modem Riser. Using riser cards in the slot, you can add sound card/and/or a modem.

          Rags

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          • Aurel
            mini MURCer
            • Dec 1999
            • 59

            #6
            thanks

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