MSI motherboards specifications.
Motherboards Specs >> MSIMSI 915P Combo-F |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: LGA775 Processors supported: Intel Celeron/Pentium 4 Number of memory slots: 4 Maximum memory: 2 GB |
 MSI 915P Combo-F |
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MSI PX8 Neo-V |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: S478 Processors supported: Intel Celeron/Pentium 4 Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 2 GB |
| MSI PX8 Neo-V |
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MSI 661FM3-L |
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 | Form Factor: microATX Socket: LGA775 Processors supported: Intel Celeron D/Pentium 4/Pentium 4 EE Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 2 GB |
| MSI 661FM3-L |
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MSI 865GVM2-LS |
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 | Form Factor: microATX Socket: S478 Processors supported: Intel Celeron/Pentium 4 Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 2 GB |
| MSI 865GVM2-LS |
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MSI KM4M-V |
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 | Form Factor: microATX Socket: S462 Processors supported: AMD Athlon/Athlon XP/Duron Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 2 GB |
| MSI KM4M-V |
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MSI KT6V-LSR |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: S462 Processors supported: AMD Athlon/Athlon XP/Duron Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 2 GB |
| MSI KT6V-LSR |
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MSI P4MAM-V |
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 | Form Factor: microATX Socket: S478 Processors supported: Intel Celeron/Pentium 4 Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 2 GB |
| MSI P4MAM-V |
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MSI P4MAM2-V |
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 | Form Factor: microATX Socket: S478 Processors supported: Intel Celeron/Pentium 4 Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 2 GB |
| MSI P4MAM2-V |
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MSI 845GEM-L |
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 | Form Factor: microATX Socket: S478 Processors supported: Intel Celeron/Pentium 4 Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 2 GB |
| MSI 845GEM-L |
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MSI 845PE Neo-L |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: S478 Processors supported: Intel Celeron/Pentium 4 Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 2 GB |
| MSI 845PE Neo-L |
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MSI 915PL Neo-V |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: LGA775 Processors supported: Intel Celeron D/Pentium 4 Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 2 GB |
| MSI 915PL Neo-V |
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MSI K7N2 delta2 values Platinum |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: S462 Processors supported: AMD Athlon/Athlon XP/Duron/Sempron Number of memory slots: 3 Maximum memory: 3 GB |
| MSI K7N2 delta2 values Platinum |
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MSI K7N2 delta2 values-FSR |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: S462 Processors supported: AMD Athlon/Athlon XP/Duron/Sempron Number of memory slots: 3 Maximum memory: 3 GB |
| MSI K7N2 delta2 values-FSR |
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MSI K8N Neo Platinum |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: S754 Processors supported: AMD Athlon 64 Number of memory slots: 3 Maximum memory: 3 GB |
| MSI K8N Neo Platinum |
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MSI K8M Neo-V |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: S754 Processors supported: AMD Athlon 64/Sempron Number of memory slots: 2 Maximum memory: 2 GB |
| MSI K8M Neo-V |
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MSI K8T Neo-FSR |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: S754 Processors supported: AMD Athlon 64/Sempron Number of memory slots: 3 Maximum memory: 2 GB |
| MSI K8T Neo-FSR |
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MSI K7N2 delta2 values-LSR |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: S462 Processors supported: AMD Athlon/Athlon XP/Duron/Sempron Number of memory slots: 3 Maximum memory: 3 GB |
| MSI K7N2 delta2 values-LSR |
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MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: S939 Processors supported: AMD Athlon 64/Athlon 64 FX Number of memory slots: 4 |
| MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum |
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MSI K8N Neo2-FX |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: S939 Processors supported: AMD Athlon 64/Athlon 64 FX Number of memory slots: 4 Maximum memory: 4 GB |
| MSI K8N Neo2-FX |
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MSI K8T Neo2-F |
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 | Form Factor: ATX Socket: S939 Processors supported: AMD Athlon 64/Athlon 64 FX Number of memory slots: 4 Maximum memory: 4 GB |
| MSI K8T Neo2-F |
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