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Alfie · 03-09-2002, 07:04 PM

The Duron board would support all of AMD's cpus,meaning at a future date you could go even higher,the Celeron boards support Celerons,whether the PIII will go any higher,I don't know.
Both systems are easy to assemble and as far as tweaking the Duron involves no more than the Celeron.
It might be adviseable to get a motherboard that has full upgrade paths as is what is offered with a AMD board as opposed to the rather limited path of the Celeron.

03-09-2002, 07:04 PM	#15
Alfie Member (13 bit) Join Date: Sep 1999 Posts: 4,956	The Duron board would support all of AMD's cpus,meaning at a future date you could go even higher,the Celeron boards support Celerons,whether the PIII will go any higher,I don't know. Both systems are easy to assemble and as far as tweaking the Duron involves no more than the Celeron. It might be adviseable to get a motherboard that has full upgrade paths as is what is offered with a AMD board as opposed to the rather limited path of the Celeron.