board MS-6167 that has a K7-800 processor and SR133 memory. This is a
fairly good board. I tested it before giving it to Lugod by loading NT (using a
different hard disk) and testing. No problems. It then ran RH7.? for a short
time before it got a new disk. Bottom line is the Micro Star board is pretty
solid. I heard rumor (I think from tomshardware.com) that the present Athlon
chips had problems with dual processing. I can not confirm this.
-- Jim Riffel
At 12:16 PM 1/5/01 -0800, you wrote:
i'm considering building an athlon system. i've fallen completely behind on
modern x86 technology.
what manufacturers should i be looking at for high quality athlon motherboards?
are there dual athlon mboards yet?
i assume ECC133 ram is needed for an athlon?
anything else i should consider?
pete
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