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    Using AMD cpu on an Intel mobo.

    Has this already been talked about on hexus?

    Anyway i read in the new PC extreme that ECS at the cebit thing
    was showing the above title. To make it work a small pseudo mobo
    is plugged into what i guess is some PCIe slot.

    I couldnt quite see the point in it though... apparently it will cost a 1/3
    of what a normal mobo will.

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    There's not much point for the home user unless you're terminally indecisive. I suppose you could use it to have a 'best of both worlds' system, using a P4 for video encoding and an A64 for gaming.

    For system builders I guess it might enable them to offer more flexibility to customers; also since they both use ULI chipsets (I'm pretty sure?) you can probably ghost the same image onto both Intel and AMD systems with no driver issues. Gotta be a bit of a cost saving there.

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    had a read thought the hexus stuff and the other thread. There seems little point other
    than novelty factor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rave
    There's not much point for the home user unless you're terminally indecisive. I suppose you could use it to have a 'best of both worlds' system, using a P4 for video encoding and an A64 for gaming.

    For system builders I guess it might enable them to offer more flexibility to customers; also since they both use ULI chipsets (I'm pretty sure?) you can probably ghost the same image onto both Intel and AMD systems with no driver issues. Gotta be a bit of a cost saving there.
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