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<< Deffinately go with the SIS board. Even if it were a little slower with SDRAM, you can always go to DDRSDRAM later. If you get the K7S5A anyway. >>
Hey dude, have you ever checked the ECS threads at OCworkbench.com? It's even on their front page - the K7S5A doesn't work with each and every DDR module. In fact, it's extremely hard to find one that will not cause you memory errors in memtest86. You can save $40 on the board, but waste double as much swapping DDR modules and buying a new high-quality PSU that board requires. In fact, you will spend more money than buying ASUS A7V266-E and still have countless problems and issues with K7S5A! >>
hmm, let me see. Here is the test I just conducted with people over aim
ECS with crucial-A OK
ecs with mushkin-A OK
ecs with Corsair-A OK
ecs with Samsung generic-A OK
BTW, I run my ecs on a generic 300watt. Rock stable, and fast to boot.
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