View Full Version : Help - Please - need mobo suggestions
notejockey
09-03-2002, 01:16 PM
I have one Giga system now. Its rock solid, gets 160 voices with no probs and is based around the ASUS CUSL-2 mobo. I\'m absolutely thrilled with it. I\'m building another system and need to install 1GB of RAM. Is there a mobo out there just like the CUSL2 that can access 1GB of RAM? I\'d like to stay with a PIII chip and SDRAM if possible (I\'ve got them already). Now I just need the right motherboard.
TIA for all your help.
marcuspocus
09-03-2002, 03:42 PM
I am not sure, but i think the Asus TUSL2-C can do it, and also support tualeron (.13micron P3)
Alberto R.S.
09-03-2002, 05:22 PM
Something important I would take care of ANYWAY:
intel CPU ----> intel chipset
AMD CPU ---> AMD chipset
following these combinations is the first way to have a superior DAW.
Best luck!
Alberto
marcuspocus
09-04-2002, 06:36 AM
Originally posted by Alberto R.S.:
intel CPU ----> intel chipset
AMD CPU ---> AMD chipset
<font size=\"2\" face=\"Verdana, Arial\">Agreed TOTALY! Don\'t settle for elcheapo chipset!
notejockey
09-04-2002, 10:25 AM
Alberto - or whoever -
Does AMD make chipsets? or are you referring to things like the VIA Apollo chipset?
marcuspocus
09-04-2002, 03:10 PM
Yes AMD makes chipset, the Asus board A7M is a AMD761 northbridge + AMD760 southbridge, and they also make some chipset for multi-processor AMD the AMD761MP chipset.
Just a little chart from Asus boards :
A7N = Nvidia chipset
A7S = SiS chipset
A7V = Via chipset
A7M = AMD chipset
killerbobjr
09-06-2002, 05:36 PM
Originally posted by notejockey:
Is there a mobo out there just like the CUSL2 that can access 1GB of RAM? I\'d like to stay with a PIII chip and SDRAM if possible (I\'ve got them already).<font size=\"2\" face=\"Verdana, Arial\">Get the Asus TUSI-M. It\'s an integrated motherboard (video, sound, lan onboard), handles 1GB of SDRAM, and is extremely stable. It\'s around $50-60. It\'s a great choice too if you want to put together a decent little system for an Aunt Bea or a 12 year old niece (as long as they don\'t want to play modern 3D games).
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