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Posted by R&B on 12/05/05 07:15
"Freddy" <no@spam.com> wrote in message
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> Hello Folks,
>
> Several years ago, I took the valued advice of some fine people here when
> puting my NLY system together and chose the ASUS A7N8X Deluxe motherboard.
> Equipped with 1.5 GB of PC233 RAM and an Athlon 1800 CPU, it did me fine.
> It has served me well, but it's time to move on. I'm interested in the
> faster Serial ATA drives, and would like your collective advice as to
> which motherboard to get. I'm happy with premiere 6.5, does the job.
>
> Suggestions?
If you're going to build a machine, I would suggest going to Adobe's website
and find out what, if any, systems are 'approved' for use with 6.5. Then go
to that computer manufacturer's site and look up the specs on the 'approved'
machine. Find out which chipset they're using in the mobo. Then Google
that chipset and find out which mobos use it, and select one from those
available.
Whether or not this is true, I can't say, but I was recently told that when
building what amounts to server machines (which I have for my workstation),
the ASUS boards (which I have) do not tend to have especially long lifes
(which I was not thrilled to learn). The Supermicros are better. Or so
they said. Probably because they carry Supermicro. (I'm a little jaded.)
I'm sure there are others.
Randy
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