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jmr
Posts: 4972
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Hey guys,
Quick question, need to build a box in a slim case, and I am trying to decide on a board. Prefer Asus, so what is the best MX/VM Board available ATM ? Core2 |
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g0atland3r
Posts: 516
Location: Cairns, Queensland
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P5B-VM
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| #1 11:42am 20/06/07 |
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koopz
Posts: 6229
Location: Queensland
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what he said
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| #2 09:18pm 20/06/07 |
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Coochie
Posts: 407
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Can someone please tell me what MX and VM stand for? I've used dozens of Asus MX and VM boards and all I know is they have onboard video and are cheap.
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Dodgymon
Posts: 1108
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Micro ATX so not full size VM / MX are the same thing.
Usually the VM's (Intel or Nvidia based) are higher end and MX (VIA or SIS based)lowerer end |
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Coochie
Posts: 408
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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ok ta...it never occurred to me that every one I've used has been micro ATX.
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