Originally posted by: Link19
So "C" just means Pentium 4 with 800 MHz FSB and HT. I knew there were modern P4s with these, but I did not know they were reffered to as "C" Pentium 4s.
Originally posted by: ugh
Wingznut: Thanks for clearing that up! BTW, what's the name of the new chipset that supports 800FSB?
Originally posted by: ugh
AgaBooga: Wingznut actually mentioned that earlier, but thanks anyway
BTW, are earlier chipsets (845) compatible with the C series CPUs?
Originally posted by: vetteguy
The 2.8 actually went up in price now on newegg...weird day, can't wait for tomorrow! My board needs a processor!!!
Originally posted by: ChefJoe
Originally posted by: vetteguy
The 2.8 actually went up in price now on newegg...weird day, can't wait for tomorrow! My board needs a processor!!!
Heh, you noticed that too ? My price alert said it was down to $309 for a while.
Originally posted by: NFS4
DOH! The 2.4C @ NewEgg went back up to $207:Q
Good luck with it! Give us a review once you get it up and running.Originally posted by: NFS4
GoogleGear has the 2.4C for $200 shipped now. I went ahead and ordered it
Originally posted by: ojai00
So tempted to order it now too! What are the popular motherboards for running these P4Cs? I saw the Abit IC7, but I want to stay away from Abit after a previous experience. What are you guys/gals using?
Originally posted by: NFS4
GoogleGear has the 2.4C for $200 shipped now. I went ahead and ordered it