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hey everybody
i need to know if the non deluxe version supports older 533 bus processors or not? the asus site certainly doesnt mention if it does.
aside from tht...are tehre any other major differences? and which one wud u recommend?
danish
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Posted 01 January 2004 - 02:39 PM
Asus P4P800S
Yes it does.
The Asus site says:
Socket 478 for Intel Pentium 4/Celeron up to 3.2GHz+
FSB: 800 / 533 / 400 MHz
Chipset: Intel 865PE
Storage: 2 x UltraDMA 100/66/33 and 2 x Serial ATA, RAID 0, 1
Be carefull though. To attain the 533 FSB throughput you have to have a Serial ATA-133 hard drive.
Which one to recommend? Depends on what you want to do with it. The price difference between them is negotiable, so I would get the deluxe.
Yes it does.
The Asus site says:
Socket 478 for Intel Pentium 4/Celeron up to 3.2GHz+
FSB: 800 / 533 / 400 MHz
Chipset: Intel 865PE
Storage: 2 x UltraDMA 100/66/33 and 2 x Serial ATA, RAID 0, 1
Be carefull though. To attain the 533 FSB throughput you have to have a Serial ATA-133 hard drive.
Which one to recommend? Depends on what you want to do with it. The price difference between them is negotiable, so I would get the deluxe.
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Posted 01 January 2004 - 07:38 PM
MSNwar, on Jan 1 2004, 08:39 PM, said:
Be carefull though. To attain the 533 FSB throughput you have to have a Serial ATA-133 hard drive.
Where'd you hear that? I'm running a P4 at 800 FSB with two ATA-100 HDDs. Not that they would be related anyway...
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Posted 02 January 2004 - 04:35 AM
Delux information.
Check this out, I will bet you can find more information than you need on this one.
Check this out, I will bet you can find more information than you need on this one.
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Posted 02 January 2004 - 04:52 AM
Yikes, let me rephrase that statement. Thanks for catching that Aaron.
Be carefull though. To attain the "full benifit" of the 533 FSB throughput you have to have a Serial ATA-133 hard drive. Just a one line statement trying to simplify a technical subject.
You will not attain the full benifit of the FSB 533 throughput with the ATA-100 hard drive vs the Serial ATA-133 hard drive. The transfer rate between the hard drive and the interface for a Serial ATA-133 is 150 MB/sec. The two channel UltraDMA IDE ATA-100 (on the board) provides a maximum data throughput at a rate of 100 MB/sec.
When selecting a high-end motherboard/CPU/RAM interface it is important to include a hard drive capable of receiving and transfering the data throughput from the interface. This transfer rate or throughput is between the interface and the hard drive. The transfer rate for ATA 100 disk is around 62 MB/sec and around 82 MB/sec for ATA 133 disk.
Be carefull though. To attain the "full benifit" of the 533 FSB throughput you have to have a Serial ATA-133 hard drive. Just a one line statement trying to simplify a technical subject.
You will not attain the full benifit of the FSB 533 throughput with the ATA-100 hard drive vs the Serial ATA-133 hard drive. The transfer rate between the hard drive and the interface for a Serial ATA-133 is 150 MB/sec. The two channel UltraDMA IDE ATA-100 (on the board) provides a maximum data throughput at a rate of 100 MB/sec.
When selecting a high-end motherboard/CPU/RAM interface it is important to include a hard drive capable of receiving and transfering the data throughput from the interface. This transfer rate or throughput is between the interface and the hard drive. The transfer rate for ATA 100 disk is around 62 MB/sec and around 82 MB/sec for ATA 133 disk.
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