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  1. #1
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    ABIT BX6 or BH6

    I am considering upgrading my system a bit.
    I've been hearing few bad words about ABIT
    BX6 here and elsewhere.. ecspecially with
    SbLive!

    If you have experience of ABIT BX6 and/or BH6, could you please share it.
    I assume that BH6 would be more stable, am I right?

    Thanks in advance.




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    I have an ABIT BX6 rev 2, with a Graphics Blaster TNT, Diamond MM S90 sound card, Diamond MM Fireport 40 SCSI card, and an Olicom Ethernet card... NO PROBLEMS whatsoever running a celeron 300a at 464mhz.



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    BH6/300A running at 450Mhz, using 64 megs generic PC100 RAM. Using very little extra cooling and no problems whatsoever.

    Started out with Win95, now running Win98.
    I'm satisfied with this board...

    Cyclops o-)

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    I'll keep this short.

    Thank to both of you, once again, for your
    answers. They cleared the thing for me quite
    ABIT .



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    The BX6 v2.0 makes the BH6 obsolete.

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