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Budget Boards - K7S5A/$35 SV266A/$39
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08-12-2003
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Budget Boards - K7S5A/$35 SV266A/$39
The price on these boards has bounced around a lot.
But for those of you wanting to build a system extremely cheap but still have some flexibility, I don't think you're ever going to be able to dip below $60, much less $35-40 I know personally that the K7S5A will support a 2600+, I have heard some people claim that it will support a 2800+ U.S. Depot selling the SV266A: http://us-depot.com/sv266a1.html Target USA selling the K7S5A for $36: http://www.target-sale.com/tusa/item...ta/i02475.html 
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