On Thu, 05 Feb 2004 19:55:11 +0000, Serge Lacombe wrote:
> Hi,
>
> ECS sells mainboards (L7VMM3) with integrated Athlon PRO 2800+. I would like
> to know the differences between that cpu and the athlon XP 2800+.
>
I suggest you email ECS for the actual part number. I think it's a 1.6GHz
Duron though, since you can buy this cpu/MB combo for about $75, which is
cheaper than just the 2800+ cpu alone at $115. Bad advertisers. I've seen
this combo listed as anythin from 1.6 Duron, 2300+, amd up to 2800+. ECS
website doesn't specify cpu other than it's integrated. I think it's
soldered in w/o a socket so you can't change it. Here's a discription from
a pricewatch add. Note that 2800 is model number of the board, not the
cpu.
ECS L7VMM3 PRO2800 Socket A mboard MFN L7VMM3 PRO2800(ATHLON XP1600+)
Just a guess, but it may be out there with different cpu's on it depending
on availability at time of manufacture. Take a look here.
<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://search.shopping.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=AjLrDGaf51eGZggRHSl5gOAbFt0A?p=L7VMM3&mid=&did=57&pf=&pt=&test=DFLT&cop=&X=2&__yltc=s:14489115,d:14489115,sec:sort,slk:sortby,v:70" target="_blank">http://search.shopping.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=AjLrDGaf51eGZggRHSl5gOAbF...?p=L7VM</a>
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