Looking for a successor to the P3B-F

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Erik

About 5 years ago, I bought a P3B-F and a PIII450. The mobo has been
ROCK solid with absolutely NO problems. I love it!

Now it's time to upgrade to a new mobo, and I'd like to get a board
that could be considered a worthy successor to the P3B-F, but running
a P4 processor with DDR memory.

I don't want SATA, I don't overclock - I just want a reliable mobo. I
will also buy a high-powered nVidia graphics board for some occasional
high-end gaming.

I know a lot of my mobo decision rests on which chipset to go with,
and again I had NO problems with the Intel chipset on the P3B-F.

Any and all suggestions are appreciated!


Erik
 
Erik said:
I know a lot of my mobo decision rests on which chipset to go with,
and again I had NO problems with the Intel chipset on the P3B-F.

Any and all suggestions are appreciated!
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I heart my P4P800-Deluxe. Rock solid board, never had a problem.

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Todd said:
I heart my P4P800-Deluxe. Rock solid board, never had a problem.
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My first P4P800_Deluxe failed and was replaced - runs now perfectly.
Meanwhile, I bought a P4P800 (non-D.) which is "Rev.2.0" and is fine, too.

I use DDR400 RAM by TwinMOS (with Winbond chips!) and by Infineon (not
mixed, of course:-).

Roy
 
Went from a P3B-F system (damn good workhorse)(still working too!) to an
Asus P4G8X Deluxe system. No problems with the new system other than Ati
video card acting up!
 
Thanks so far - looks like these boards are similar with the exception
of which Intel chipset was used at the time...?
 
Thanks so far - looks like these boards are similar with the exception
of which Intel chipset was used at the time...?
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There are subtle differences. I'd suggest you get the top of the line
board unless money is a big issue.

You can always ignore features, but if they ain't there, that's that.
 
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