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  • #52
    Freeman
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 118 ✭✭Freeman


    have no idea if this board supports SLI, but I do know that you can upgrade to any of today's PCI-e 2.0 cards as even if the motherboard only has an x16 slot, not all the bandwidth of that pci slot will be used by a single graphics card. So no need to worry about that unless you're looking to go hardcore, in which case you'd be better off building from scratch.

    I need to know what the motherboard is to see if it will run linux. Not really worried about the spec, but thanks.


  • #53
    joeperry
    Closed Accounts Posts: 527 ✭✭✭joeperry


    Freeman wrote: »
    I need to know what the motherboard is to see if it will run linux. Not really worried about the spec, but thanks.


    It's sold out by now i'm sure.


  • #54
    ldusoswa
    Registered Users Posts: 98 ✭✭ldusoswa


    Freeman wrote: »
    I need to know what the motherboard is to see if it will run linux. Not really worried about the spec, but thanks.

    OH? Might seem silly, but i thought linux can be installed on all socket 775 X86/64 motherboards? The motherboard receives power activating the BIOS, and the BIOS boots your OS, or am i wrong?

    I think the only thing you need to worry about are sound/wifi drivers etc. But i would put money on it that this pc uses generic drivers, that are easily found for any linux distribution.

    My OS of choice is definitely vista ultimate 64bit edition. I have both the old p4 3.2 HT and my Core2Quad Q6700 running this OS and apart from the fact that drivers are hard to source, it's a brilliant OS...


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