I also have a bid on newegg for a single STB 12B Voodoo 2. Wait... WHAT? LOL sorry, Ebay. Agreed on P3B-F prices. Even at one SD out, you're looking at a $50 motherboard. That's a lot for a pentium board. If I could unorder the P3V4X I would and wait for a P3B-F and then drop some money on a 1GHZ …

Ok so I ordered a bootable SATAII/IDE133 Raid controller. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?It … N82E16816124009 I also have a bid on newegg for a single STB 12B Voodoo 2.

Asus P3B-F rev 1.03+.... Holy smokes that's an expensive board! I had a hard time finding a decent price on a P3V4X. Were can I find back plates? My mobo didn't come with one. BTW... Im all sorts of confused now.....

Correct me if my logic is flawed. With the P!!! 1GHZ=133X7.5 I could easily declock it too 66X7.5=495. This would let me have a range between 495 and 1000+ (possibly 1100). This could help me slow down some older games (Win95 era). I know the Via133A is not the most popular chipset here but mid 2000 …

The Via-133A is supposed to be more stable and the P3V4X has the ability to up the voltage. The issue with the P3V4X was AGP, which was eventually fixed with bios/drivers. I know the BX were awesome but the P3V4X has a lot of options. I'm more concerned with the base video card and finding good …

Updated June 15th: Project Benchmark. So my goal is to combine two large benchmarks, the Voodoo 2 SLI and the 1 GHz benchmark. My original plan fell apart as the P3V4X came to me dead, so I replaced it with a P3B-F motherboard and the 1000/256/100 SL4KL PIII. Parts installed: Antec 300W PSU: Asus …