ASUS Motherboard with integrated video?

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Hi everyones. I will change my mobo this week-end. I went to the
ASUS website under "pick my motherboard" section. They don't
seems to provide any integrated video chipset on their boards. I'm i right?

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Alain(alias:Kilowatt)
Montréal Québec
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Hi everyones. I will change my mobo this week-end. I went to the
ASUS website under "pick my motherboard" section. They don't
seems to provide any integrated video chipset on their boards. I'm i right?
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They have several, each should have a "-VM" at the end of it's model
name.


Dave
 
If you are looking for Asus Motherboards with integrated video look for
the motherboards that end in "-VM". Normally with Asus the integrated
video motherbards are "-V" and then "-M" is normally MATX motherboard.
Asus pretty strictly adheres to a kind of coding system in their
motherboard model names.

For instance the A7N8X Is the Nforce2 8X AGP Motherboard. The A7N8X-VM
IS integrated video, MATX. The A7N8X-X is a less expensive version of the
A7N8X motherboard.

The P4P800-VM is an Intel 865 Integrated Video MATX Motherboard. Asus had
a note on their website on a newer motherboard the P4P800S. It appeared
to be a variation and a new chipset slightly different for their previous
chipsets without Dual DDR. Asus seems to be trying to target people
looking for a discount.
 
Ok...thanks very much for all your replies. Now i think
i see why on the specifications it's said "optional" for
certain components...they offer the "plain" version but
it's possible to buy a board with "optional" LAN-VIDEO...
etc-etc.
--
Alain(alias:Kilowatt)
Montréal Québec
PS: 1000 excuses for errors or omissions,
i'm a "pure" french canadian! :-)
Come to visit me at: http://kilowatt.camarades.com
(If replying also by e-mail, remove
"no spam" from the adress.)
 
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