Best place for cheap mobo & cpu??
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Running a AMD k7 850 at the mo & the motherboard is beginning to play up so I've decided to upgrade.
Any reccomendations? Need as fast & cheap as possible & Ideally using my existing 512 pc133 sdram & none of this Intel crap![Wink](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/wink.gif)
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Any reccomendations? Need as fast & cheap as possible & Ideally using my existing 512 pc133 sdram & none of this Intel crap
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Ebuyer seems to have good prices, good delivery to, just got a monitor from them.
I have an ECS K5S7A which thhey are now selling the 'PRO' version of for ~ £28 - there is a very good BBS for this Mobo too if you are interested.
Max chip seems to be Athlon XP2400 266FSB @£57 also on Ebuyer...
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I have an ECS K5S7A which thhey are now selling the 'PRO' version of for ~ £28 - there is a very good BBS for this Mobo too if you are interested.
Max chip seems to be Athlon XP2400 266FSB @£57 also on Ebuyer...
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Be very careful running more than 1 stick of SDRAM on those boards, even in the pro variant, many users have major stability issues, which are solved by using DDR on the board instead
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