Nearest current equivalent ot the P4T-E?

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It's been two years since my last PC was assembled, so it's time to
build a new, faster system. I'm two years out of the loop on what tech
is current. The system I have now uses a P4T-E, which has performed
perfectly. What's the current closest ASUS equivalent? A GOOGLE search
of this group and elsewhere on the web fails to yield a simple answer.
I don't need onboard audio or video, although I suppose onboard LAN
might be okay. Price really isn't a concern, so I'm not interested in
budget models. In nine years of building systems, only ASUS boards have
been 100% dependable for me, which is why I ask here.



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I just made this exact same upgrade parting with my trusty P4T-E. I
chose the Asus P4C800-E Deluxe. This mobo kicks butt and provides you
with a load of features.

I went with the P4C800-E, P4C-3.0, and two sticks of Corsair XMS 512MB
PC3200 dual channel DDR400. This setup has been rock solid for me the
past month or so!!

Larry
 
Larry said:
I just made this exact same upgrade parting with my trusty P4T-E. I
chose the Asus P4C800-E Deluxe. This mobo kicks butt and provides you
with a load of features.

I went with the P4C800-E, P4C-3.0, and two sticks of Corsair XMS 512MB
PC3200 dual channel DDR400. This setup has been rock solid for me the
past month or so!!
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2nd vote on that, I've had my P4C800-E running pretty much 24/7 since
October 10th 2003 :

This is by far the *best* choice if your looking at a ASUS board now.

If your waiting for BTX, I guess its will be a whole new ballgame,
personally I think I'll be happy for another 2 years before I need to
upgrade again (BTX, PCI-Express, LGA775 etc)
 
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