P4C800 Deluxe P4C800 E Deluxe, difference?

...between these two motherboards?

http://www.asus.com/products/mb/socket478/p4c800-d/overview.htm

AND THIS ONE

http://www.asus.com/products/mb/socket478/p4c800-e_d/overview.htm

One has an "E" on the end, but I'm not quite sure why?! :S

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StormBringer

asus is like that. they use the terms "E" and "Deluxe" Interchangeably like the A7N8X-E is also known as the A7N8X-Deluxe, there are no other differences except for the terms used.

That is not quite true. If you take the case of the a7n8x deluxe & a7n8x-e deluxe, there are changes between the two boards.The -E comes with an onboard Gigabit NIC & WIFI slot.

Generally, the -E boards are more recent & might have a few tweaks that resolve issues present on the previous versions such as better board layout, etc.

As for the differences between the P4C800 Deluxe & P4C800-E Deluxe, the northbridge heatsink has been placed differently & the presence of the new Intel Southbridge ( ICH5R ) & Intel Gigabit on the CSA GigaLAN instead of the 3Com Gigabit via the PCI bus.

well actuall the entire name is specific

p4c800-e deluxe

p4c is the main processor its designed to run
the intel p4c - pentium 4 northwood

800 is the size of the fsb

e shows its got p4e support - pentium 4 prescott

deluxe means its got a few extra features that the last one didnt have

basically the main difference between the two boards is prescott support

That's not true. P4C stands for Canterwood which is the chipset the board happens to be using. Both of these boards use the Canterwood chipset thus both start with P4C, there's only the extra E at the end of the name which probably stands for "extra features".