athlon 64 good oc board

StarScre4m

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I just aquired an Athlon 64 3400. I was looking for a good OC board for it. I was thinking the ABIT KV8MAX3. Anyone have any other suggestions, and dont waist my time reccomending asus.
 
Why is Asus waste of time? the K8V Dlx by Asus overclocks fairly well, the Abit board's sh*t for overclocking. Go for the Chaintech's recent release of Nforce3 250, the ZNF3-250, it hits 250FSB without any troubles.

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I'd go with an MSI K8N Neo.

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A64 3400 doesn't require ECC, only the FX and Opteron do.

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What post are you refering to? I don't see anything mentioned in this thread!

K8T800 has no AGP/PCI lock, the one on the nForce3 150 doesn't work on most boards, and the nForce3 250 should have one that works perfectly according to Anandtech and Tom's.

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Oops K8NN, that N, oops haven't seen it much, was thinking K8T NEO, oops my mistake.

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Tom's and Anandtech raved about this board, it's new.

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Via chipset, bad for overclocking, your AGP/PCI devices will start failing before your CPU.

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Nforce3 250 chipset final answer. VIA sucks for overclocking, speeduk hasn't maxed out his CPU, since i've heard that most Athlon64 3200+, 3400+ can reach 2.4Ghz

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If you have to buy right now, I'd go for one of Chaintech's NF3 250 boards; otherwise, I'd wait for the MSI NF3 250 board, which should be available in early/mid May.

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The only already available MB with nForce3 250 : <A HREF="http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProductDesc.asp?description=13-152-043&depa=0" target="_new">CHAINTECH "VNF3-250"</A>

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