Appreciate any suggestions as to Socket 370 MicroATX boards.
Thanks
Gene OHara
Thanks
Gene OHara
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Re: Best Socket 370 Micro ATX Mainboard?
Asus CUSL2-M. in some versions replace the yellow fujitsu cap leaving the nichicon above the cpu and sanyo for other major caps. the rest are probably ost but it is ok they will run for quite a few years stable like that. replace them if you want. there is another cap inbetween pci 1 and 2 if i recall ok that should be replaced. otherwise completely stable in win2k/xp. with 866 chip and 512mb ram it is a great office pc. the limit is of course the 512mb max ram.
anybody reading this in europe i could use another 1 or 2 of these boards in posting condition for the office. i would pay top reasonable price. nice boards. -
Re: Best Socket 370 Micro ATX Mainboard?
Thanks for the tip!
Are there any 370 boards that you can recommend that do Not need any caps to be replaced?
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Re: Best Socket 370 Micro ATX Mainboard?
actually i have checked my photos
pic shows correct common cap config on these boards.
what 2 caps to replace? you lazy..........
i got some of the biggest producers in the office on these boards. others on CUSL2. all rock stable, never crash. 866 PIII, 512mb, Win2k......life is good.
another board i was particularly impressed with, zero issues whatsoever but socket 478 instead was the Intel Blue Mountain 2 D845PEBT2. damn i wished i had got more of them.Attached FilesComment
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Re: Best Socket 370 Micro ATX Mainboard?
Intel is unique inasmuch that it is almost always a safe bet and this is reflected accordingly in the price on eBay.
The CA810E is one board that may suite your needs although it is a little wider than some other micro's.
The E designation is critical for higher speed processors. Beyond this certain AA number series boards have higher capabilities - see Intel's site for info.Comment
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