hmm... 848 is the little brother of 865 rit???

got 800, 865 and 848?

which is which? *confused*

i know there's 845... (once owned this mobo)

succeeded by 865 and 875, then Intel come up with 848 as an updated 845/budget 865...

sth like the relationship of P43, P45 and X48 now...

OT: in the process of getting Gundam 00 Season2... can't wait man!!!

This post has been edited by astria: Oct 5 2008, 09:25 PM

start already?

today 1st episode...

845 only support up to FSB533. 865 and 875 supports up to FSB800.

848?

@raymond5105

i've oced it to maximum 3.5Ghz..but less table..3.4ghz stable on normal working condition but less in gaming..will crash after half / one hour gaming.. 3.2ghz is the best overclocked speed i can get for everything.. stable and less disturbing sound produced from the proc..
the bad thing about this mobo is only 2dim memory slot..2gb ram max.. ITS REALLY NOT ENOUGH FOR VISTA..::
but overall its still a good mobo..

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Added on October 5, 2008, 10:02 pm848 support up to 800fsb thou..
but really rare in the market :

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Added on October 5, 2008, 10:11 pmto all respectful s478 users..
i looking for new or used mobo that support 4gb DDR400.. with agp
prefre 865.. tell me if u able to find any of that..

This post has been edited by redsuns86: Oct 5 2008, 10:11 PM

848 chipset is a cut cost version from 865PE.Seems like it has great o/c performance too!

This post has been edited by raymond5105: Oct 6 2008, 11:14 AM

hmm , means my 865 board issnt that crappy after all

how about 800 ? i saw a few 800 boards, those are the older 478's with lower FSB?

800 ? Guess we don't have 800chipset. The 800 you mean is FSB ? The older version of S478 mobos are running with lower FSB like 533 and 400FSB.

800 u mentioned is most likely VIA Chipset, not intel's, something like P4P800VM.

800 Chipset only supports SD ram. Correct me i am wrong

no intel 800 chipset, 810 and 815 is for P3.

This post has been edited by edministrator: Oct 6 2008, 01:55 PM

i think what he mentioned is about fsb... like p4p800, p4c800, p4s800 etc... that 800 in those asus mobo mean support 800fsb cpu. correct me if i wrong.

@redsun86
have you stresstest the oced speed?? i strongly believe that at 3.4GHz for your case is not stable in orthos. even at 3.2ghz it shows stable in everything but i would advice that orthos it as well to comfirm 100% stablility. better play safe than risking your rig in long run.

fylon, Edmin, raymond and some others are hardcore ocer in 478. get tips from them. hehe....

i meant the 800 sets, 865 sets , 848 sets, 875 sets

wait a minute, got 800 right?

i saw on the front page a few 800's

The 800 is indicating 800FSB supported model. Not a chipset from Intel.

those 800s are those mentioned by edmin and kabu. either it's via 800 series chipset or those 800 in asus mobo.

thanks for the support of true facts

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Added on October 6, 2008, 3:36 pmno 800 chipset as i mentioned in my previous post....

This post has been edited by edministrator: Oct 6 2008, 03:36 PM

Haha.. Finally the thread is back to its topic. S478 hardware discussion. Oh yea.. Some update. Anyone heard about Intel Burn Test this priming software before?

heard before. saw it somewhere here. if not mistaken it was in the software or overclocking thread. it's for stressing the cpu like prime95 rite?