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    Old 03-11-2005, 12:11 AM   #1 (permalink)
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    Micro Atx Mobo
    HI SCAN

    starting to look for my new build now and want to get the silverstone sugo

    but i can only seem to find to micro atx boards on your site

    the gigabyte one and the msi sapphire but the model you give does not appear on the msi website any help you can give re this will help


    also i hear there are a few micro atx boards coming out in nov with the new nforce 6150 chipset will you be getting these
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    Old 03-11-2005, 12:20 PM   #2 (permalink)
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    Mate, are you looking for a s939 m-atx motherboard?


    I thought the new nvidia boards had problems witht he tv-out function
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    As for the filled fresh pasta, i love that stuff... when i've got the money, however i've a computer addication, my mum always said she thinks it would be cheaper if i had herroin addiction, and at least i'd get some fresh air when i went to get a score.
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    Old 03-11-2005, 04:24 PM   #3 (permalink)
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    yeah socket 939 mate
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    Old 03-11-2005, 05:30 PM   #4 (permalink)
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    S939 PCI-E inc Onboard VGA

    Gigabyte GA K8N51GMF-9
    MSI RS482M4-ILD

    S939 PCI-E exc Onboard VGA

    Foxconn NF48MA-KS
    Gigabyte K8NMF-9

    S939 AGP inc Onboard VGA

    Asus A8V-MX

    What are you wanting the pc for, a htpc or a gaming pc?
    Originally Posted by TheAnimus
    As for the filled fresh pasta, i love that stuff... when i've got the money, however i've a computer addication, my mum always said she thinks it would be cheaper if i had herroin addiction, and at least i'd get some fresh air when i went to get a score.
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    Old 03-11-2005, 05:58 PM   #5 (permalink)
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    well i only play 2 games so would like to put a 6800 in there or 7800 if i can afford as the sugo takes a full size psu

    was also looking at that msi one
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    Old 04-11-2005, 11:53 AM   #6 (permalink)
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    Hi

    I find the easiest way to look is at the very top of our website where it says "SEARCH CRITERIA" type in there uatx and all the micro ATX boards will show up .

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    What the hell does "WTH" mean
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    Originally Posted by Steve A
    Hi

    I find the easiest way to look is at the very top of our website where it says "SEARCH CRITERIA" type in there uatx and all the micro ATX boards will show up .

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    The two gigabyte s939 uatx boards dont show up, if you type in "uatx"
    Originally Posted by TheAnimus
    As for the filled fresh pasta, i love that stuff... when i've got the money, however i've a computer addication, my mum always said she thinks it would be cheaper if i had herroin addiction, and at least i'd get some fresh air when i went to get a score.
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    Gorgeous,

    The new Socket 939 "microATX" boards should be arriving soon with the new nforce chipset with geforce 6150 integrated graphics. Apperently theres a lot of interest on these motherboards from HTPC builders due to their performance and chipset features.

    Hopefully we'll be getting these in abouts a week to 2 weeks time
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    Asrock also do a couple of uATX 939 boards (1 with SiS chipset & 1 with ULi 1689) but you don't carry them either although you do stock Asrock.
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    you want to wait for the new nvidia 6150/430 boards to come out.

    the Asus A8N-VM CSM looks like one of the best of the bunch - although if your putting a nice graphics card in then the onboard graphics won't be too important to you.
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    Originally Posted by Lee @ SCAN
    Gorgeous,

    The new Socket 939 "microATX" boards should be arriving soon with the new nforce chipset with geforce 6150 integrated graphics. Apperently theres a lot of interest on these motherboards from HTPC builders due to their performance and chipset features.

    Hopefully we'll be getting these in abouts a week to 2 weeks time
    Okay...all i was saying to steve was that not all the uatx boards come up if you type "uatx" as the search criteria, as neither of the gigabyte s939 uatx m/b's have "uatx" in the product title (I'm assuming you only search the product title and sku).
    Originally Posted by TheAnimus
    As for the filled fresh pasta, i love that stuff... when i've got the money, however i've a computer addication, my mum always said she thinks it would be cheaper if i had herroin addiction, and at least i'd get some fresh air when i went to get a score.
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    well im gonna be putting a x880xl in there so infact the gfx wont really be of much interest to me so a non onboard would be better

    gonna be using as main pc and will do some gaming on it

    which of the 2 ones without onboard vga do you reckon one says hyper transport is 1000 the other 1600 whats this mean i thought it was doubled so does that mean the foxconn is better
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    Sorry mate but your wrong The foxconn has a HT of 800 which doubles to 1600. The Gigabyte has a HT of 1000 which doubles to 2000.

    Also the foxconn only has 2 spaces for ide drives, its an ok board to deal with (i installed on into my mates machine upstairs). I think it has the limited version of the nForce4 chipset though. Oh and the extra usb bracket that comes with it doesnt reach to the usb onbaord header

    The gigabyte looks a better cohice for you atm mate. Plus if you get a 2 slot graphics card, it wont take up a valuable pci slot.
    Originally Posted by TheAnimus
    As for the filled fresh pasta, i love that stuff... when i've got the money, however i've a computer addication, my mum always said she thinks it would be cheaper if i had herroin addiction, and at least i'd get some fresh air when i went to get a score.
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    Hi,

    Hmm i kind of agree with ^^ MrG , i have a foxconn board in my isotope and although it is a good board, the features are limited especially with OC, i think the Gigabtye one would be the better option imo.

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    What the hell does "WTH" mean
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    Didnt realise they were uatx boards inside the isotopes, always assumed you used the shuttle type boards in there.
    Originally Posted by TheAnimus
    As for the filled fresh pasta, i love that stuff... when i've got the money, however i've a computer addication, my mum always said she thinks it would be cheaper if i had herroin addiction, and at least i'd get some fresh air when i went to get a score.
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    Nope uATX,

    /me waits for SLI versions ......

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