IC7 (Canterwood) specs at ABIT's site...

[Brk]

http://www.abit.com.tw/abitweb/webjsp/english/mb_spec.jsp?pPRODUCT_TYPE=MotherBoard&pMODEL_NAME=IC7-G

[Brent]

Ok, i'll have to do some reading, it was my understanding the Canterwood i.e i875P would only support 800/533 Mhz FSB's and it was the Springdale that supported 800/533 and 400

I may be wrong though, hrmm

also that board says its the i875

so maybe thats the difference in the i875 and i875P ?

[Brk]

Originally posted by Brent
Ok, i'll have to do some reading, it was my understanding the Canterwood i.e i875P would only support 800/533 Mhz FSB's and it was the Springdale that supported 800/533 and 400

I may be wrong though, hrmm

also that board says its the i875

so maybe thats the difference in the i875 and i875P ?

I think they've "upped" the capabilities of Canterwood to closer match Springdale.

[Shagster]

Thats prolly what im getting.

[Brk]

It's good to see that ABIT is FINALLY using active cooling on the Northbridge, too.

[Shagster]

Originally posted by Burke
It's good to see that ABIT is FINALLY using active cooling on the Northbridge, too.

:nod: They've been doing it on their AMD boards for the last two years.

[Brk]

Originally posted by Shaggy
:nod: They've been doing it on their AMD boards for the last two years.

Not on their Intel boards, though.

[Shagster]

They are starting to do really bad in the AMD game. We might notice them focus a lot more on their Intel game to keep profits up.