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To: Bilow who wrote (56847)	10/6/2000 5:12:30 PM
From: sylvester80	Respond to of 93625

Bilow, I bet that P4 motherboard will be very price competitive. Intel has put them in their desktop roadmap which always mean less costly than their workstation ones. Their OR840 motherboard for dual CPUs with on-board 10/100Mb Ethernet it is $328 (just posted links to another message) and it's considered a workstation mobo by Intel. The P4 one which should be single CPU and no Ethernet on-board could go at maybe about half that price? We heard that some DDR <FUD on> unstable junk <FUD off> mobos will be in the $160+ range. How much do you think the P4 mobo will cost then? I'm guessing around $160-200? Anyone else?