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are there any Micro ATX motherboards that support AMD Athlon XPs and ECC RAM?
Category: Computers > Hardware Asked by: pravoslavnaya-ga List Price: $3.50 |
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24 Feb 2005 13:47 PST
Expires: 26 Mar 2005 13:47 PST Question ID: 480269 |
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Re: are there any Micro ATX motherboards that support AMD Athlon XPs and ECC RAM?
Answered By: maniac-ga on 25 Feb 2005 19:47 PST Rated: |
Hello Pravoslavnaya, To answer the first question, yes. For one example, Aopen has the MK77M-V motherboard which appears to meet all your needs. See http://usa.aopen.com/products/mb/MK77M-V.htm for the vendor's site describing the product or http://www.extrememhz.com/aopen-p1.shtml for a pretty extensive review of this product. There also seem to be several prebuilt systems as well with that combination of features. There were other boards with similar capabilities, but did not mention PC2100 memory explicitly. You may find some of them will work as well. For more references, try search phrases such as: micro atx ecc -"non ecc" athlon xp for systems or motherboard micro atx ecc -"non ecc" athlon xp for motherboards. Note the use of -"non ecc" in the search phrase to help remove pages of boards that do not support ECC. You can also add -Pentium and -Xeon to the search phrase to help restrict the pages to AMD compatible products. Perhaps a more focused search can be done using pc2100 km266 micro atx ecc -"non ecc" or km266 micro atx ecc -"non ecc" which appears to find good references without a lot of false hits. Good luck with your work. --Maniac |
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Re: are there any Micro ATX motherboards that support AMD Athlon XPs and ECC RAM?
From: labgeek-ga on 15 Mar 2005 20:10 PST |
There may be a couple of others that might also fit your needs. Newegg.com has a nice search feature that lets you set the form factor, socket, chipset, memory configuration, etc. that you want. I saw 3 socket A Micro-ATX boards that use DDR. I didn't go any deeper than that... |
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