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pci-e series

by drudgetoiler Jul 21, 2007 5:47AM PDT

on asus website i was trying to figure out if i should get a "pci-e n" series or "pci-e a" series? what is this?

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Could you amplify a little ? PCIe-A and PCIe-N isn't

by VAPCMD Jul 21, 2007 10:00AM PDT

completely clear . . . at least to me.

VAPOCMD

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Different manufacturer.

by ahtoi Jul 22, 2007 1:52AM PDT

My guess is that N=Nvidia and A=ATI. as for the exact comparising, you need to compare the board which you like to have and then compare its specifications. Good luck.

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Could be...I was thinking maybe he was talking about

by VAPCMD Jul 22, 2007 8:11AM PDT

ASUS MBs based on AMD or Intel CPUs.

Almost need to be a mindreader here.

VAPCMD

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