Best DDR1 mobo?

[Izlude]

I got a hold of some pc4000 DDR1 (1gb === 512 x 2)

Just for the heck of it, I'd like to throw together a system.

What's gonna be the best DDR1 motherboard? Don't care about price.

Gimmy Intel or AMD :)

I mean THE best, right when DDR2 was introduced, it's gotta be that very last MOBO that came out, well you get the point. Thanks.

[chconline Veteran]

Let's go back to the classics... oh the memories.

ASUS A8N-SLI PREMIUM!!!!!!!!11111111!!

(Longtime members would understand :p )

[Mindovermaster Global Moderator]

:unsure: I'm not a longtime member, but i remember those old days...

[Tech Star]

If you have an Intel, I know in your sig, it says AMD, but my board is a ASUS P4C800-E Deluxe and I love it!

[Izlude]

oh, that thing has sli support... do you suppose an x2 6000 would work on it? I wonder how high I can push the performance on something like that? you think a 250 OC would be possible?

[RAID 0]

Ever think about getting a MB that supports both DDR 1 and 2? That way you could upgrade when you wanted.

[itsnotabigtruck]

  chconline said:

Let's go back to the classics... oh the memories.

ASUS A8N-SLI PREMIUM!!!!!!!!11111111!!

(Longtime members would understand :p )

lmao :p

[rootwiler]

wow, good old time with those boards. Go with an A8N if you can find it lol

[gwai lo]

IC7-Max3 :p

[Izlude]

  RAID 0 said:

Ever think about getting a MB that supports both DDR 1 and 2? That way you could upgrade when you wanted.

i totally forgot there wereboards like that. could you point me out a very super hawt mobo that does support both? not that it's for me... but i guess it would be a waste to buy a board that i couldn't upgrade the mem once the cash came flowing in. yes, that does sound like the best thing to do! yes, very nice indeed!

[GrimReeper]

I know that there are some motherboards out there that support DDR1 and have a PCI-E slot instead of AGP which should reduce the cost of getting a decent graphics card if you wanted one in this system. It is sad that people call these the "good old days" but yet I still have DDR400 :blush: