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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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To: freebsd-hardware@freebsd.org, skynyrd@tahoma.cwu.edu
Subject: Re: P55TP4XE issues, SP3G q's
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>I'd be interested in hearing from people familiar with the ASUS P55TP4XE on
>the following issues: 

>	1) Securing the motherboard in a standard mid-tower case.  The 2/3 
>           baby-AT board size hasn't fit very well into the last two cases
>           I've tried.  Although I can match up enough plastic spacers to
>           firmly support the board, I've only been able to match up one
>           hold-down screw with the board.  The result is that the board
>           wants to slip downward - and also from side-to-side.   I've 

I was only able to match up 2 spacers and 1 screw, but there's a plastic
slot at the bottom of the case to stop it slipping downward.

>	2) Upgrading the on-board SRAM cache from 256k to a pipelined-burst 
>           module.  This looks possible, but when I called motherboards

It was easy starting with the PB module, and it's easy to switch according
to the motherboard manual (change 1 jumper).

Bruce