Best board for a 3.0@4,5GHz

[Sir Lancelot]

Hi there guys,

I have a 3.0c @ 4500MHz in a P4C800...

As you all know, it's a pain to have P4's over 300MHz FSB..

I am thinking about changing mobo, but i don't know to which one. I've also heard about the new chipsets for scotties...but i don't know... :rolleyes:


Can you please give me a hand here?... :confused: :confused:



Thankx :toast:

[Karnivore]

IC7-G, did great for me..

[Sir Lancelot]

And how about these new chipsets...can we pass over 300 FSB now?..or is it the same :banana: ?

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Kunaak

[Perc]

i second the IC7 series ive had this IC7 for about 1 1/2yrs now and its been nothing but a strong ocing mb its survived two prescotts and i use it under a promie now for 8 months straight... my money is on the IC7 series...

peace perc,

[freecableguy]

Gettting the high FSB on a IC7 is just a matter of a Vagp mod...

[masterofpuppets]

IC7 is a great motherboard. If you have all the mods and adequate cooling, and if your chip and ram is up to it, you will hit 5GhZ with that board.

[Sir Lancelot]

Ehehehehe...strange...a couple of months ago, if this question was made, 99% of the answers would be: "ASUS P4C800"...now, seems that board isn't that good any more...eheheh

Any one with ASUS around here that could give me some hints?..Otherwise I think I'll have to go for an Abit...

[situman]

I lost a 100mhz overclock with the Asus compared to the Abit. So go figure.

[Karnivore]

Ehehehehe...strange...a couple of months ago, if this question was made, 99% of the answers would be: "ASUS P4C800"...now, seems that board isn't that good any more...eheheh

Any one with ASUS around here that could give me some hints?..Otherwise I think I'll have to go for an Abit...


IC7-G has always been my choice, great board, has handled high clocks and 300+ fsb out of the box no problems.. Asus is a great board, I've just had much better results with the Abit.