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CHOPS123
25th Feb 2008, 09:15 PM
I have a new in box Abit AN8 939 mobo.....My question ..Is it worth putting some money into this board and making a decent gaming machine? The main problem im having is buying a 939 CPU. If I put one in it i would want a X2 cpu and they are pretty pricey on ebay. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks in advance. I kinda hate to waste a good mobo!
Chops
juneau
25th Feb 2008, 09:35 PM
1 word.
No.
*end message*
:D
Sell the A8N on ebay and buy yourself a C2D setup.
CHOPS123
25th Feb 2008, 10:21 PM
I already have C2d setup....I will see if I can sell it on ebay I guess
juneau
26th Feb 2008, 10:00 AM
There's nothing wrong with a second C2D setup. :D
CHOPS123
26th Feb 2008, 10:51 AM
Very True. I just hate to have a nice mobo go to waste. But I also dont want to waste money building a antique!
-IRC-MIKE
26th Feb 2008, 12:35 PM
1 word.
No.
*end message*
:D
Sell the A8N on ebay and buy yourself a C2D setup.
+1
The KN9 series is a pretty good buy since they've come down a LOT.. I'd still go with that motherboard/memory/processor combo that is still available for 399.00 here:
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/email/ca/em1069.asp?CMP=ILC-FPM04
WalkinTarget
26th Feb 2008, 12:41 PM
Mike pimps that combo deal like a cheap rug, so I'll refrain from a comment on it, but I have an Opteron 144 that needs a 939 board, so let me know if you put it up for sale.
Unfortunately, the well has dried up for 939 chips. I saw a great deal on a 3600+ for $40, which would go well for a budget build.
CHOPS123
29th Feb 2008, 12:13 AM
WT its for sale now! Make a offer!! This Mobo looks like it has never been used. A friend of mine owed me some money so he gave me the mobo instead because he didn't have the cash. Anyway let me know if you have any questions. I was about to put in on ebay but I would fell better selling it to someone on the Lair. It has all the packaging etc
WalkinTarget
29th Feb 2008, 08:25 PM
Target acquired ... locked on .... LAUNCHING WALLET !!!!
We have a confirmed kill !!! Chops, that is a nice looking board, and I wish I had more than a highly overclockable Opteron 144 to put into it, but I'll give it a good home here and find something to build around it.
The Opteron 144 is a 1.8 CPU that could do 2.8 with a good board, and even my Asrock would hit 2.7 with it, so I'm sure 2.8 is within reach on the Abit. My wife's PC is running a NF3/3400+ S754 combo, so I could upgrade her PC as well with no reinstall of Windows due to the chipset being a common denominator.
Let me know the total and I'll get a M.O. out to you by Monday at the latest.
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