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Old 27th July 2004, 23:36   #11
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i would go for the epox if i had the money

Cranox did 280fsb with his and it's easy to do some mod's on it if you have killer ramm.

you could try the Gigabyte K8NNXP but i read that's only going untill 250FSB but a biosflash would do the trick

and it has power supply module to have better voltline's

review

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I made up my mind and bought an MSI nforce3 motherboard. Cheap, stable, fully featured and easy to get.

It also got a good reputation to work well with 1GB CH-5, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed for my 2*512MB twinmos ch-5.
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I just got my MSI from Piotke back, seems we have the same mainboard
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Any experience running 1 gig ram or ch-5? : )

[H] managed to run their sample at 300fsb, very impressive!
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Old 28th July 2004, 20:49   #15
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I dont have time to install it now, building AXP test bench now with DFI Infinity
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I had two sticks of 256MB Ch-5 mem, they worked great on my K8V (Via chipset), if you would plan on getting the Abit mobo....
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Old 29th July 2004, 00:48   #17
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The MSI K8N is far better than the Abit KV8, trust me on that. It has some annoying problems but nothing to really restrict overclocking.

Also, you don't have to worry about running at 230-250. You don't have to run 1:1, it has no difference on these motherboards. You can go all the way up to 300MHz HTT and have the memory running at ~240MHz with the dividers, it will be the same thing if not better. The memory can never really run 1:1 with the CPU anyway.
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MSI only has 2.85v DDR

I like motherboards which offer 3v+
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I'm using CH-5 which doesn't need/like high voltage so I don't really care. : )
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I haven't had time to test overclocking abilities yet, but the MSI K8N seems to have no problem running 2*512MB Twinmos CH-5.

The MSI board reports extremely high temperatures with stock cooling though: 68 degrees average. Must be a bug, because it's installed correctly.
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