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10th October, 2001, 05:07 AM
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| Whatz the diff between 8KHA and the 8KHA+ I am getting either one definitly because i know the 8KHA does 160 FSB so..I was wondering what the difference is between the 2... Thanks in advanced
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10th October, 2001, 05:19 AM
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| the 8kha runs the kt266 chipset, and the 8kha+ runs the kt266a chipset. you want the latter.
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10th October, 2001, 06:59 AM
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| The 8KHA+ has a different Clock Gen and of course the KT266a. There alsoa few other capacitance changes which make it even better than the 8KHA it replaces. The performance of 8KHA+ is also approximatley 22% greater than 8KHA and 8K7A which were previously our joint fastest product. That performance is an average measurement of benchmarks with an MP processor including Office apps, 3D and real-world.
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10th October, 2001, 11:43 AM
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| sweet...
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12th October, 2001, 03:02 PM
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| EPoX Tech, I was interested to read the 8KHA+ review at amdmb.com - especially the reviewer's opinion that you won't be able to fit an onboard RAID controller due to space restrictions. Can you advise if there is a version of the 8KHA+ in the pipeline with onboard RAID?
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12th October, 2001, 03:15 PM
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| There will be a version of 8KHA with RAID called 8KHA2. Remember that the reviewer at AMDMB.com is just that - a reviewer !!! 8KHA2 will have 4 184pin Dimm slots and the HPT372 RAID Controller.
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15th October, 2001, 12:00 PM
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| Thanks for the answer - but now I need to be patient for a bit longer! I think that your answer clearly shows the value to us of EPoX's involvement here - why listen to someone's opinion when you can get the correct answer straight from the horse's mouth. I'm all in favour of more manufacturers taking this kind of role - but we will remember who was first 
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