Biostar GeForce 6100-M9 mATX board

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Biostar GeForce 6100-M9 mATX board

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Just arrived ~30mins ago :)

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http://www.biostar.com.tw/products/main ... %206100-M9
NVIDIA GeForce 6100 + nForce 410 Chipset
This is my DFI Expert replacement!
I'll post opinions later, I'm currently installing XP.
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Have fun :finga:
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looks simple enough!
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Apoptosis wrote:looks simple enough!
Famous last words!!!
I've discovered that the "expert" board has killed both my CPUs!!! Neither the 4400 or Opty will boot. :cry:
I got loan of a 3000+ for now.
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Post by HONkUS »

I built a number of machines for my office with biostar+geforce6100 boards and they are rock solid, the integrated graphics arent bad either. Looks like a good board
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I had trouble with my integrated geforce 6150. I had never heard of hypermemory, and thought "Hey, 256 MB of video memory sounds pretty good." I had a gig of ram, but the video card ate that up so it was like I had a crappy video card anyway.

I will never get hypermemory again
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I have one of these that I am building today. Anyone know what is in the bios??? I guess I'll find out. I will post later for any that are interested.
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For those that might be interested;

Bios is meager but acceptable;

FSB 200-450
DDR 2.66/2.72/2.82/2.93v
CPU +.05/+.10/+.15v

Dram 100-250 in standard steps
1T/2T choice.

With CU51M119 BS bios;

Opteron 144, +.15v[~1.5v everest], 9x290.
OCCT stable[1.5hrs]
35, 1M PI with KVR[2.5-4-2-8]@133

Crunches 24/7 @42c

OK board but priced too high at $59+shipping at New Egg.
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Post by dgood »

got to say 939's are still the way to go for a lot of people in my opinion as ewiz still has those 3800x2 oem for 83 or maybe it was 86 dollars. get a 20 dollar heatpipe cooler and they oc to 2.6ghz ish. I'm suprised to hear a dfi expert board was frying cpu's did you try them in other motherboards I suspect? and The psu is fine? I mean its not unheard of but I thought those expert nf4 sli boards from dfi were awesome.
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