I used to have some problems like this.

Post #74,430

1/14/03 12:24:01 PM

Until I realized it was always with an Asus board, so I don't use Asus boards any more and don't have these problems (currently using Shuttle - same board, no problems from 900-MHz Duron to Athlon 2000+). Built about 40 machines this year with AK11, AK12 and AK32.

[link|http://www.aaxnet.com|AAx]

Post #74,436

by folkert

1/14/03 12:41:50 PM

Succient and to the point...

AS always...

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Post #74,441

by n3jja

1/14/03 1:09:01 PM

I'm looking into GigaByte myself.

Mainly because I currently have a GigaByte board that currently runs an overclocked Slot A 650 (can only get it to 715 because anything higher and it won't even POST) and it's been working flawlessly since Day One.

My current fascination is an older [link|http://www.giga-byte.com/products/7vrxp.htm|GA-7VRXP] and possibly an XP 2000+. Yes, the board is a bit dated, but a) I don't want Bleeding Edge, b) the onboard NIC and sound have a prayer of working with OS/2 Warp 4, and c) the prices for it are coming down as vendors are unloading excess inventory that hasn't sold.

Post #74,456

by Andrew Grygus

1/14/03 3:12:41 PM

I have used a few GigaByte without problems

If I remember correctly, for dual processor units, though I think at least one was a single processor.

[link|http://www.aaxnet.com|AAx]

Post #74,549

by JayMehaffey

1/14/03 9:55:25 PM

I have one of those

I've got an GA-7VRXP in my older system and the nice bleeding edge GA-7VAXP in my new one. I got the GA-7VAXP because the GA-7VRXP worked so well I just went with the latest model in that line.

The GA-7VRXP worked like a charm, the only tweaking I ever had to do was with the memory setting. I had to up the voltage one step on both systems to get my 333Mhz CL2 memory to work stably.

I had my 2200+xp running in the GA-7VRXP for a while, and it worked fine.

Jay

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