>
> I could be wrong, but I believe the GX is the server chipset whereas the BX
>is a work station chipset... At least I that is what I saw on the Intel
>website the other day:-> In other words, the GX needs a xeon chip whereas the
>BX would work with a standard PII chip... (This is at least if you are
>talking about the PII BX/GX chipsets:->)
>
The GX is used on some standard PII motherboards as well (SuperMicro P6DGE).
I think it is intended more for servers since it supports up to 2 Gigs
of RAM while I think the BX is only good for 1 Gig.
Regards
Emil
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