If what you want is a server for NT based or for XP verses something to play old games on 603/604 were power hogs for their performance level and 771 would do you better. 771 CPUs and even FBDIMM are cheap now. Some mobos too. Server based boards usually have cruddy options for video/sound because …

derSammler wrote on 2019-12-30, 22:29: If you use Win9x/ME, you are limited to a single CPU/core anyway. Also, what's the point in building a system only to get higher scores in 3DMark01/3DMark03? Windows XP for this build. Answering your question, I really like to test old builds with 3DMark01/03. …

kolderman wrote on 2019-12-30, 22:15: No games from this era make use of multi cpus/cores. Why bother? Yes, I think your answer is correct. I really like to test old builds with 3DMark01/03. Thank you!

Hi, mates! Currently, I have a build with a Pentium 4 3.2Ghz Northwood (socket 478) and another build with a Athlon XP 3200 (socket 462). It's a good competition, don't you agree? I found, another day, a Supermicro X5DAL-TG2, which works with dual socket 604 processors. It's cheap and I can buy it. …

Thank you for all the info you provided. This will be hardest than I thought. Oldest motherboards I have (all working normally. I don't see bloated caps): Socket 370 - x4 Asus TUV4X, with Nichicon and Rubycon caps; - x1 ECS P6S5AT, with crappy caps; Socket 462 - x1 Soyo SY-KT600 Dragon Plus (black) …

The different LAN Subsystems (none, Fast or Gigabit) are a manufacturing options so I guess either version could be genuine Intel D865GLC Options.jpg Product Guide - d865gbf_d865glc_productguide02_english.pdf Technical Specification - D865GBF_D865GLC_TechProdSpec.pdf Thank you, PC Hoarder Patrol!! …

Do you have a picture / link to the 'normal' version? https://www.google.com/search?q=d865glc&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiV3qyZ79HmAhXWHbkGHSP7DKkQ_AUoAXoECAsQAw&biw=2133&bih=1076#imgrc=qHIGbZ00DFc-fM: I'm considering this is the normal version, cause when I google D865GLC, I find more …

If that's one of those boards were Soyo got weird and ordered all the caps with silver sleeves I'd just replace all of them. Those were horrible caps. One of those Soyo-OST-Silver boards was one of the few boards I've ever seen where bad caps caused hard drive corruption. The primary IDE drive …

Hi, mates! Do you know this variant of Intel D865GLC? https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Fimages.ua.prom.st%2F1870365177_materinskaya-plata-intel.jpg&imgrefurl=https%3A%2F%2Fcompsoft.com.ua%2Fp32400399-materinskaya-plata-intel.html&docid=Hek04XGDQvkbcM&tbnid=0YUNlwntVWGBnM%3A&vet= …

I really need to say thanks for all of you! PCBONEZ really explained it all! All my motherboard are working. For prevention, I'll recap, like PCBONEZ explained. Maybe, I'll consider a more rigorous "full" recap. Replacing everything above 220uF sounds very good to me, instead of the mentioned 470uF. …

And what about the smaller ones? Since it's in good condition, can I leave it there? I was really thinking in replace the caps that you mentioned, but I'll be happy if I can leave the smaller ones...... Thank you!!!!!

Hi, mates! Thanks for reading. I have a ton of old hardware here. Almost everything is working, but I'll start to replace caps of some motherboards and PSUs. I'm buying the equipment and the caps, which is harder to select. Caps of Asus TUV3X (Socket 370): 1500uF/6.3v 14 1000uF/6.3v 11 470uF/6.3v 2 …