A7n8x or A7v8x?

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Keith Whitfield

which is the better board good and bad points. i will be using an old ATI
graphics card (9600xt all in wonder) and I read that they don't work very
well with Via does this problem show up on the asus boards.

thanks
Keith
 
Keith said:
which is the better board good and bad points. i will be using an old ATI
graphics card (9600xt all in wonder) and I read that they don't work very
well with Via does this problem show up on the asus boards.
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The A7N8X is better.

You get:

FSB of 200MHz not 166MHz.
Dual Channel RAM.
Better onboard (chipset) features.

No bad points. (Cost?)

Dunno about the ATI VIA issues.

Ben
 
I have one of each. The VIA board has an ATI 9500 and the NVidia board has
an old Geforce2 MX400. I don't use the ATI latest drivers since I get
artifacts with them. I use the drivers from the Microsoft download site
without any problems what-so-ever.
 
Ben Pope said:
The A7N8X is better.

You get:

FSB of 200MHz not 166MHz.
Dual Channel RAM.
Better onboard (chipset) features.

No bad points. (Cost?)
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I'll go with that and add that I have ATI 9800SE all-in-wonders
on both of my A7N8X deluxe v2 mobo's and have zero problems
with them, so would have thought a 9600xt version would be fine.
HTH
 
which is the better board good and bad points. i will be using an old ATI
graphics card (9600xt all in wonder) and I read that they don't work very
well with Via does this problem show up on the asus boards.

thanks
Keith
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A7N8X v2.0/Barton/ATI 9800 Pro.
Zero problems (22 months).

Ed
 
I've got a rage 2000 pro graphics card on a A7V600 MB that has VIA chips.
seems to work fine but I don't OC or game
: Keith Whitfield wrote:
: > which is the better board good and bad points. i will be using an old
ATI
: > graphics card (9600xt all in wonder) and I read that they don't work
very
: > well with Via does this problem show up on the asus boards.
:
: The A7N8X is better.
:
: You get:
:
: FSB of 200MHz not 166MHz.
: Dual Channel RAM.
: Better onboard (chipset) features.
:
: No bad points. (Cost?)
:
: Dunno about the ATI VIA issues.
:
: Ben
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