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    Arrow Best Mobo for TBIRD 1.4GHz?

    Wat is the best mobo for a 1.4ghz TBIRD with 256MB DDR RAM @ 266MHz?

    Is ASUS A7M/266 DDR any good?

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    Can honestly say i've never used that particular board but I can say that every Asus board I have ever worked with has been Beautiful I always recomend ASUS.

    ROCKS!

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    EPoX 8KTA

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    I agree the ASUS A7M is an excellent motherboard but I don't think it supports the 1.4ghz processor. I think the 1.33ghz processor is the maximum for this board.

    If I were you I would go here and check for yourself before ordering any motherboard:
    http://www1.amd.com/athlon/mbl

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    i like the abit kt7a-raid board. they are really cheap now (129) or you can get the non raid version for about 109. great overclocking board. for a little cheaper, you can get the iwill KK266 or the KK266R (non raid/raid). iwill overclocks better than the kt7a, but i like the kt7a's features (softmenu). the layout of the boards are about 80% identical. the chipset is the same too, KT133A. the abit has a fan on the northbridge, as the KK266R just has a heatsink (greenie)

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    Originally posted by rootbeer_god:
    <STRONG>i like the abit kt7a-raid board. they are really cheap now (129) or you can get the non raid version for about 109. great overclocking board. for a little cheaper, you can get the iwill KK266 or the KK266R (non raid/raid). iwill overclocks better than the kt7a, but i like the kt7a's features (softmenu). the layout of the boards are about 80% identical. the chipset is the same too, KT133A. the abit has a fan on the northbridge, as the KK266R just has a heatsink (greenie)</STRONG>
    The above abit boards do not support DDR. <IMG SRC="smilies/eek.gif" border="0">

    I have an Iwill KA266-R and it smokes. Maybe not the best on the planet, but it is rock solid and fastfastfast <IMG SRC="smilies/tongue.gif" border="0">

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    I'm running the asus A7M266 with a 1333 cpu and it rocks. Sandra does not rate the ddr memory highly though. I'm hoping this is a driver issue which will be sorted with the next amd driver issue. I'l keep my fingers crossed.

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    Anything Abit is a good choice

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    i have an a7a266, with a 1.33
    it will support the 1.4 although i think u may need a bios update, not sure tho cause i dun have 1.4

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    Cool

    I-Will KK266-R

    OverClockers.co.uk rave about the I-WILL. One of there team has got a 1GHz Thunderbird runnig at 1615MHz (9.5X170) on this board.
    Doing a SETI modual in 4h19m30s

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