P4C800 vs P4P800

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I just bought a P4C800, upgrading my system
I see the P4P800 is new on the Asus site as of the last day or so...
Based on the Intel 848P chipset?
what's the difference in these boards? I see the P4P800 supports
faster ram i think..
anything else?
 
I just bought a P4C800, upgrading my system
I see the P4P800 is new on the Asus site as of the last day or so...
Based on the Intel 848P chipset?
what's the difference in these boards? I see the P4P800 supports
faster ram i think..
anything else?
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No, P4P800 is quite old and based on i865p chipset. This is a cheaper
chipset missing PAT.

By the start of p4p800 production it was possible to get PAT by a
hidden bios setting (turbo mode in ram settings). CPU-Z program
detects and claims PAT.

But this cheating should not be possible with newer productions.

P4P800 de luxe is new and should use i848p chipset
http://www.tomshardware.com/motherboard/20031103/848p-02.html

but asus site does not say so, yet.
http://www.asus.com/products/mb/socket478/p4p800-d/overview.htm

best regards

John
 
JK said:
No, P4P800 is quite old and based on i865p chipset. This is a cheaper
chipset missing PAT.

By the start of p4p800 production it was possible to get PAT by a
hidden bios setting (turbo mode in ram settings). CPU-Z program
detects and claims PAT.

But this cheating should not be possible with newer productions.

P4P800 de luxe is new and should use i848p chipset
http://www.tomshardware.com/motherboard/20031103/848p-02.html

but asus site does not say so, yet.
http://www.asus.com/products/mb/socket478/p4p800-d/overview.htm

best regards

John
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Be careful with the product names. P4P800S uses 848P, is single
channel, and is a "value" board. P4P800 uses 865PE. The idea of
changing the Northbridge and yet keeping the same motherboard
model number would be a "deceptive trade practice".

Why not look here to get your information and model numbers:

http://usa.asus.com/products/mb/mbindex.htm

Paul
 
Be careful with the product names. P4P800S uses 848P, is single
channel, and is a "value" board. P4P800 uses 865PE. The idea of
changing the Northbridge and yet keeping the same motherboard
model number would be a "deceptive trade practice".

Why not look here to get your information and model numbers:

http://usa.asus.com/products/mb/mbindex.htm

Paul
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Oh, sorry

My blind eyes !

John
 
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