Done

[northern]

Thanks

 

[grooge]

The A7V133 use the kt133A chipset, an improved version of the kt133 found in the A7V. The main difference is that it support FSB up to 133 MHz, for Athlon Thunderbird "c" core or Athlon XP with fsb that are 133MHz or 266DDR.

The memory controller was improved on the kt133a as well as it was coupled with a better southbridge, IIRC. I would choose the A7V133 as it will support "faster" cpu, if you manage to find one real cheap.

 

[imported_Kiwi]

I've had Gigabyte's "ZXE" MB in its V 1.0 and V 2.0, which equate somewhat to your Asus MB's and I have had both of the VGA cards you named. The largest RAM DIMM that I've had in either one was 256 MB's, and I don't know that was the max it would take. The later KT133A boards were a great deal more flexible, but I don't think there's any difference you'd find with only a Duron 1100 to use (my older one would never treat any XP faster than a 1700 as what it was, no matter the BIOS I flashed it with, it says that a 2100 is a 1500). The TNT VGA blows the ATI Rage card into the weeds badly.

 

[northern]

Thanks for the replys folks, guess i'll be using the 133.....