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| Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium
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![]() | If the pentium M will be priced like low end P4 processors (~150), VIA will be in serieous trouble marketing their slow +-200 euro Epia M boards. Competition at last. ![]()
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![]() | the Dothan cpu/mobo can be compared to any AXP setup performance wise. VIA is very low end in that department.
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![]() | Yup, but until now there's no competition size/heat wise for the via epia platform.
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![]() | P3 1000Mhz cooled with SP-97 and very silent 80mm fan. there are 1001 miniITX P3 boards out there the P3 @ 1ghz is faster then 3 VIA's systems at 1ghz ![]()
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