[mythtv-users] Video Card - New mythtv Build w/o FX5200
Joel Turner
jturner421 at aol.com
Sat Mar 18 01:11:44 UTC 2006
Sorry I guess I'm not seeing the search you are.
I managed to only pull up 15 that support socket 939 with AGP and
only 4 of them with an Nforce3 chipset. Since this will eventually
deliver HD content, I need to go with a Venice or San Diego core.
The low heat reference was really in relation to a Prescott as
Northwood chips are no longer available.
On Mar 17, 2006, at 11:45 AM, Kevin Bailey wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 17, 2006 at 06:21:06PM -0600, Joel Turner wrote:
>> I have been experimenting for the past month with a Ubuntu based
>> mythtv
>> system running on an older Dell with the idea of using the parts I
>> bought a few months back (PVR-250 and FX5200/AGP) in a new build. I?m
>> now ready to build the final machine but I?ve run into a dilemma. The
>> FX5200 is an AGP card and motherboards these days are scarce that
>> support it with an AMD chip, my preference due to heat issues with
>> the
>> P4 Prescott.
>
> Actually, there are several motherboards that would work. (I just
> put together a Sempron/6200 (PCIe) system for similar low-heat
> reasons.)
>
> Go to newegg dot com, chose from the left-hand menu Computer
> hardware |
> Motherboards. Then navigate down AMD-compatible | Socket 754 (or 939
> if you prefer) | Sempron (for low heat). Then click on Advanced search
> and chose AGP slots (1) and finally Search. You will be presented with
> no less than 57 motherboards.
>
> I've heard that even Turions will work in these boards, but they're
> not cheap and you probably want to do a search for which MBs are
> most friendly.
>
> Good luck
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