dual PIII 133MHz FSB motherboards
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Bill Comisky bcomisky at pobox.comWed Mar 14 23:00:02 PST 2001
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I'm currently looking into dual PIII 133MHz FSB motherboards for a diskless cluster connected by fast ethernet. I've narrowed the field a bit, and am looking for testimonials on any of the motherboards listed below. Any comments on Linux compatibility, stability, and performance will be greatly appreciated. Also, if anyone has rack mounted any of these, what rackmount case height did they fit in? Realize that for those boards without integrated NIC a card must be added (how much height will this add?). All boards listed are for socket 370. The prices listed are pricewatch.com low end. ServerWorks ServerSet III LE Chipset: ------------------------------------- Tyan Tiger LE (S2515): $440 : 2 Intel 82559 NICs, video, angled DIMM slots, IDE raid (not needed) Tyan Thunder LE (S2510NG): $380 : 2 Intel 82559 NICs, video. Available with integrated SCSI (S2510U3NG for $500) SuperMicro 370DLE: $280 : 1 Intel 82559 NIC VIA Apollo Pro133A Chipset: --------------------------- Tyan 2507D (Tiger 230): $120 : no NIC or video Tyan 2505 (Tiger 200): $270 : 2 Intel 82559 integrated NICs, integrated video Abit VP6 : $150 : no NIC or video thanks! Bill -- Bill Comisky bcomisky at pobox.com
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