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A8V or A8N Which PCI_E do you recommend ?
Tnaks for any advice.
Tnaks for any advice.
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Kokoro
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chipset manufaturer you prefer. I know most will say Nvidia.
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A8V-E but thats only because I prefer VIA, literally chose which ever
chipset manufaturer you prefer. I know most will say Nvidia.
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Peter van der Goes
A8V or A8N Which PCI_E do you recommend ?
Tnaks for any advice.
I agree with Kokoro that it's just a matter of your chipset preference, *except* for one issue that may be important to you. I recall seeing posts to the effect that, while the VIA K8T800 chipset boards and NF4 boards will accept the new dual core CPU's with just a BIOS upgrade, the VIA K8T890 (used in the Asus A8V-E) will not, AFAIK.
If current of future use of a dual core CPU is something you are considering, stay away from the K8T890 chipset.
Tnaks for any advice.
I agree with Kokoro that it's just a matter of your chipset preference, *except* for one issue that may be important to you. I recall seeing posts to the effect that, while the VIA K8T800 chipset boards and NF4 boards will accept the new dual core CPU's with just a BIOS upgrade, the VIA K8T890 (used in the Asus A8V-E) will not, AFAIK.
If current of future use of a dual core CPU is something you are considering, stay away from the K8T890 chipset.
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Nocturnal
I like nVidia's chipsets, so A8N it is.
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Nocturnal
http://www.spywaretalk.org
A8V or A8N Which PCI_E do you recommend ?
Tnaks for any advice.
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Nocturnal
http://www.spywaretalk.org
A8V or A8N Which PCI_E do you recommend ?
Tnaks for any advice.
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Thanks to both of you.
I now have a A7N8x-E-Deluxe which I do like.
But I read on Asus Forum that so many
buyers of the A8N boards have to return
them, that I wonder if the same is true of
A8V.
I notice that on newer versions of the motherboard Asus has replaced the
chipset fan with an heat pipe. They are more expensive,
but I think I will look for those.
As for dual-core, by the time I want to use them,
I will have moved to a newer motherboard.
Thanks again.
"Peter van der Goes" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de SwEze.73121$Fv.28897@lakeread01...
A8V or A8N Which PCI_E do you recommend ?
Tnaks for any advice.
I agree with Kokoro that it's just a matter of your chipset preference, *except* for one issue that may be important to you. I recall seeing posts to the effect that, while the VIA K8T800 chipset boards and NF4 boards will accept the new dual core CPU's with just a BIOS upgrade, the VIA K8T890 (used in the Asus A8V-E) will not, AFAIK.
If current of future use of a dual core CPU is something you are considering, stay away from the K8T890 chipset.
I now have a A7N8x-E-Deluxe which I do like.
But I read on Asus Forum that so many
buyers of the A8N boards have to return
them, that I wonder if the same is true of
A8V.
I notice that on newer versions of the motherboard Asus has replaced the
chipset fan with an heat pipe. They are more expensive,
but I think I will look for those.
As for dual-core, by the time I want to use them,
I will have moved to a newer motherboard.
Thanks again.
"Peter van der Goes" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de SwEze.73121$Fv.28897@lakeread01...
A8V or A8N Which PCI_E do you recommend ?
Tnaks for any advice.
I agree with Kokoro that it's just a matter of your chipset preference, *except* for one issue that may be important to you. I recall seeing posts to the effect that, while the VIA K8T800 chipset boards and NF4 boards will accept the new dual core CPU's with just a BIOS upgrade, the VIA K8T890 (used in the Asus A8V-E) will not, AFAIK.
If current of future use of a dual core CPU is something you are considering, stay away from the K8T890 chipset.
N
Nocturnal
Well you could always replace the loud and noisy fan with a Zalman NB47J passive northbridge cooler, that's what I did. All the premium adds is the ability to use SLI without some sort of jumper. It can be done within the BIOS now. Other than that it's almost the same thing as the Deluxe.
--
Nocturnal
http://www.spywaretalk.org
Thanks to both of you.
I now have a A7N8x-E-Deluxe which I do like.
But I read on Asus Forum that so many
buyers of the A8N boards have to return
them, that I wonder if the same is true of
A8V.
I notice that on newer versions of the motherboard Asus has replaced the
chipset fan with an heat pipe. They are more expensive,
but I think I will look for those.
As for dual-core, by the time I want to use them,
I will have moved to a newer motherboard.
Thanks again.
"Peter van der Goes" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de SwEze.73121$Fv.28897@lakeread01...
A8V or A8N Which PCI_E do you recommend ?
Tnaks for any advice.
I agree with Kokoro that it's just a matter of your chipset preference, *except* for one issue that may be important to you. I recall seeing posts to the effect that, while the VIA K8T800 chipset boards and NF4 boards will accept the new dual core CPU's with just a BIOS upgrade, the VIA K8T890 (used in the Asus A8V-E) will not, AFAIK.
If current of future use of a dual core CPU is something you are considering, stay away from the K8T890 chipset.
--
Nocturnal
http://www.spywaretalk.org
Thanks to both of you.
I now have a A7N8x-E-Deluxe which I do like.
But I read on Asus Forum that so many
buyers of the A8N boards have to return
them, that I wonder if the same is true of
A8V.
I notice that on newer versions of the motherboard Asus has replaced the
chipset fan with an heat pipe. They are more expensive,
but I think I will look for those.
As for dual-core, by the time I want to use them,
I will have moved to a newer motherboard.
Thanks again.
"Peter van der Goes" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de SwEze.73121$Fv.28897@lakeread01...
A8V or A8N Which PCI_E do you recommend ?
Tnaks for any advice.
I agree with Kokoro that it's just a matter of your chipset preference, *except* for one issue that may be important to you. I recall seeing posts to the effect that, while the VIA K8T800 chipset boards and NF4 boards will accept the new dual core CPU's with just a BIOS upgrade, the VIA K8T890 (used in the Asus A8V-E) will not, AFAIK.
If current of future use of a dual core CPU is something you are considering, stay away from the K8T890 chipset.
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Then, there is that heat pipe, instead of a fan. Surely much more reliable.
"Nocturnal" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de [email protected]...
Well you could always replace the loud and noisy fan with a Zalman NB47J passive northbridge cooler, that's what I did. All the premium adds is the ability to use SLI without some sort of jumper. It can be done within the BIOS now. Other than that it's almost the same thing as the Deluxe.
--
Nocturnal
http://www.spywaretalk.org
Thanks to both of you.
I now have a A7N8x-E-Deluxe which I do like.
But I read on Asus Forum that so many
buyers of the A8N boards have to return
them, that I wonder if the same is true of
A8V.
I notice that on newer versions of the motherboard Asus has replaced the
chipset fan with an heat pipe. They are more expensive,
but I think I will look for those.
As for dual-core, by the time I want to use them,
I will have moved to a newer motherboard.
Thanks again.
"Peter van der Goes" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de SwEze.73121$Fv.28897@lakeread01...
A8V or A8N Which PCI_E do you recommend ?
Tnaks for any advice.
I agree with Kokoro that it's just a matter of your chipset preference, *except* for one issue that may be important to you. I recall seeing posts to the effect that, while the VIA K8T800 chipset boards and NF4 boards will accept the new dual core CPU's with just a BIOS upgrade, the VIA K8T890 (used in the Asus A8V-E) will not, AFAIK.
If current of future use of a dual core CPU is something you are considering, stay away from the K8T890 chipset.
"Nocturnal" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de [email protected]...
Well you could always replace the loud and noisy fan with a Zalman NB47J passive northbridge cooler, that's what I did. All the premium adds is the ability to use SLI without some sort of jumper. It can be done within the BIOS now. Other than that it's almost the same thing as the Deluxe.
--
Nocturnal
http://www.spywaretalk.org
Thanks to both of you.
I now have a A7N8x-E-Deluxe which I do like.
But I read on Asus Forum that so many
buyers of the A8N boards have to return
them, that I wonder if the same is true of
A8V.
I notice that on newer versions of the motherboard Asus has replaced the
chipset fan with an heat pipe. They are more expensive,
but I think I will look for those.
As for dual-core, by the time I want to use them,
I will have moved to a newer motherboard.
Thanks again.
"Peter van der Goes" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de SwEze.73121$Fv.28897@lakeread01...
A8V or A8N Which PCI_E do you recommend ?
Tnaks for any advice.
I agree with Kokoro that it's just a matter of your chipset preference, *except* for one issue that may be important to you. I recall seeing posts to the effect that, while the VIA K8T800 chipset boards and NF4 boards will accept the new dual core CPU's with just a BIOS upgrade, the VIA K8T890 (used in the Asus A8V-E) will not, AFAIK.
If current of future use of a dual core CPU is something you are considering, stay away from the K8T890 chipset.
T
tawpgk
I have a A8N-SLI Deluxe that I got back in December, I have had no problems with it, except for the noisy fan. I replaced with the Zalman chipset cooler with AS5 and its 2 degrees cooler than with the fan. Also put in a 7700 cu cpu cooler at the same time. Normal load is 33-35 which is about 2-3 degrees over ambient here in Las Vegas.
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Tom
Then, there is that heat pipe, instead of a fan. Surely much more reliable.
"Nocturnal" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de [email protected]...
Well you could always replace the loud and noisy fan with a Zalman NB47J passive northbridge cooler, that's what I did. All the premium adds is the ability to use SLI without some sort of jumper. It can be done within the BIOS now. Other than that it's almost the same thing as the Deluxe.
--
Nocturnal
http://www.spywaretalk.org
Thanks to both of you.
I now have a A7N8x-E-Deluxe which I do like.
But I read on Asus Forum that so many
buyers of the A8N boards have to return
them, that I wonder if the same is true of
A8V.
I notice that on newer versions of the motherboard Asus has replaced the
chipset fan with an heat pipe. They are more expensive,
but I think I will look for those.
As for dual-core, by the time I want to use them,
I will have moved to a newer motherboard.
Thanks again.
"Peter van der Goes" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de SwEze.73121$Fv.28897@lakeread01...
A8V or A8N Which PCI_E do you recommend ?
Tnaks for any advice.
I agree with Kokoro that it's just a matter of your chipset preference, *except* for one issue that may be important to you. I recall seeing posts to the effect that, while the VIA K8T800 chipset boards and NF4 boards will accept the new dual core CPU's with just a BIOS upgrade, the VIA K8T890 (used in the Asus A8V-E) will not, AFAIK.
If current of future use of a dual core CPU is something you are considering, stay away from the K8T890 chipset.
--
Tom
Then, there is that heat pipe, instead of a fan. Surely much more reliable.
"Nocturnal" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de [email protected]...
Well you could always replace the loud and noisy fan with a Zalman NB47J passive northbridge cooler, that's what I did. All the premium adds is the ability to use SLI without some sort of jumper. It can be done within the BIOS now. Other than that it's almost the same thing as the Deluxe.
--
Nocturnal
http://www.spywaretalk.org
Thanks to both of you.
I now have a A7N8x-E-Deluxe which I do like.
But I read on Asus Forum that so many
buyers of the A8N boards have to return
them, that I wonder if the same is true of
A8V.
I notice that on newer versions of the motherboard Asus has replaced the
chipset fan with an heat pipe. They are more expensive,
but I think I will look for those.
As for dual-core, by the time I want to use them,
I will have moved to a newer motherboard.
Thanks again.
"Peter van der Goes" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de SwEze.73121$Fv.28897@lakeread01...
A8V or A8N Which PCI_E do you recommend ?
Tnaks for any advice.
I agree with Kokoro that it's just a matter of your chipset preference, *except* for one issue that may be important to you. I recall seeing posts to the effect that, while the VIA K8T800 chipset boards and NF4 boards will accept the new dual core CPU's with just a BIOS upgrade, the VIA K8T890 (used in the Asus A8V-E) will not, AFAIK.
If current of future use of a dual core CPU is something you are considering, stay away from the K8T890 chipset.
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