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From: potato on 4 Jan 2008 01:07
My current PC is a P4P800-Deluxe bought 4 years ago. If it
wasn't for the failing PS and unpredictable boots, I'd keep using
it.

Now that I'm getting a new one. What new features should I pay
attention to. What are some new and award-winning Asus MB that I
should see for myself.
From: nathan bean on 4 Jan 2008 15:28
potato wrote:
> My current PC is a P4P800-Deluxe bought 4 years ago. If it
> wasn't for the failing PS and unpredictable boots, I'd keep using
> it.
>
> Now that I'm getting a new one. What new features should I pay
> attention to. What are some new and award-winning Asus MB that I
> should see for myself.

dunno... depends what you do with your pc...

can i help you recycle that moBo though?
From: KC Computers on 5 Jan 2008 23:51
> My current PC is a P4P800-Deluxe bought 4 years ago. If it
> wasn't for the failing PS and unpredictable boots, I'd keep using it.
>
> Now that I'm getting a new one. What new features should I pay
> attention to. What are some new and award-winning Asus MB that I
> should see for myself.

We are a computer dealer. Our most popular ASUS motherboards
currently are the ones in the P5K series. They work with the newest dual
and
quad core CPUs. They are also based on the fast and reliable Intel P35
chipset.

--
Kevin Chalker, Sales
Email: sales(a)kc-computers.com
Web: www.kc-computers.com


From: Natéag on 6 Jan 2008 11:27

"KC Computers" <nospam(a)nospam.cor> a �crit dans le message de
news:47805e7a$0$16678$4c368faf(a)roadrunner.com...
>> My current PC is a P4P800-Deluxe bought 4 years ago. If it
>> wasn't for the failing PS and unpredictable boots, I'd keep using it.
>>
>> Now that I'm getting a new one. What new features should I pay
>> attention to. What are some new and award-winning Asus MB that I
>> should see for myself.
>
> We are a computer dealer. Our most popular ASUS motherboards
> currently are the ones in the P5K series. They work with the newest dual
> and
> quad core CPUs. They are also based on the fast and reliable Intel P35
> chipset.
>
> --
> Kevin Chalker, Sales
> Email: sales(a)kc-computers.com
> Web: www.kc-computers.com
>


Some of those boards even have Wireless LAN on board. One less PCI board
to
add.
I have P5K Premium. DeLuxe, or maybe, also plain P5K have it too.
Other boards in theP5K series also have it - as well as eome of the AMD
compatible mainboards.

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