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Click to See Complete Forum and Search --> : Duh question about Mobos Alonso 06-28-1999, 03:08 AM I've been through several sites looking for an explanation on what do BX and LX mean. It comes as part of the name of some new intel motherboards, and I think it's related to "full" or "small" versions of the mb. If some of you know what that means, please share!!! thanks and cheers!!!! Stan 06-28-1999, 04:00 AM Hi Main difference between LX and BX LX is 66MHz bus: for PII from 233 to 333 and Celeron BX is 66 AND 100MHz bus: for PII from 350 to 450 and PIII from 450MHz. BX is just newer that LX. So don't buy any LX mobo. There are other difference: - amount of RAM that these chipset can cache - type of mem they use - ... Check intel's web site for more info Stan Alonso 06-28-1999, 10:47 AM Cool!!! thanks a lot! SysOpt.com
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