TopicPosted on 02/14/2004 at 07:22:06Best Mother Board trade for audio
Hi everybody,
This is topic for you and everyone who wants to helps tellingand (if possible) explaining why:
Which Mother Board is better to run a dedicated audio system, with sequencer, virtual synths, sampler, etc..??
Give your hand
Aurelio.
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2Posted on 02/17/2004 at 13:39:43
hi,
EPOX is the one to choose. It's the most stable board for audio.Make shure
that the chipset is compatible with the soundcard.
regards
chris at www.tsunamimusic.be[/url]
I have been in the IT industry for over 10 years. I have found that the most stable and compatable chipsets are Intels (all except the i820). Steer Clear of SiS, VIA, A-0pen (forget the name of their chipsets its been so long). If you are going with a PIII solution then 440BX is the most stable. The PIII i815EP is also very stable but can only utilize 512 MB memory so that might not be good. If you go with P4 solution then the 845PE, 865PE, 875PE are the very best.
The board I use is an ASUS P4P800 865PE. Uses DDR 266,333,400 in Dual Channel mode up to 4GB.
I have heard good things about the SiS 655 chipset and I have just aquired a MSI 655 MAX FISR and I am going to try it out for music recording. Will let you know what (if any) issues arise.