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ASUS P4P800-E Deluxe Motherboard | W/IO Shield & Pentium 4 CPU UNTESTED

Name: ASUS P4P800-E Deluxe Motherboard | W/IO Shield & Pentium 4 CPU *UNTESTED*
Brand: ASUS
Price: 86.0 CAD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.88 (8 reviews)

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Open box

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Item specifics

Condition: Open box: An item in excellent, new condition with no wear. The item may be missing the original ...

Model: ASUS P4P800-E Deluxe

UPC: 0610839117291

Brand: ASUS

Form Factor: ATX

Socket Type: Socket 478

Compatible CPU Brand: Intel

Number of Memory Slots: 4

MPN: 90-M8LCW0-G0UAYZ

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Product Information

The ASUSTeK COMPUTER P4P800-E Deluxe is a Motherboard designed for use with PC systems, which support ATX form factor. Built around the Intel 865PE chipset, it efficiently handles data flows between the connected devices. Equipped with Socket 478 connector, the model is compatible with Intel CPUs such as Celeron, Pentium 4 and utilizes DDR SDRAM memory type.

Product Identifiers

Brand

ASUS

MPN

90-M8LCW0-G0UAYZ

UPC

0610839117291

Model

P4P800-E Deluxe

eBay Product ID (ePID)

74107818

Product Key Features

Socket Type

Socket 478

Compatible CPU Brand

Intel

Form Factor

ATX

Number of Memory Slots

Dimensions

Depth

9.6in

Width

12in

Additional Product Features

Storage Controllers

Ata-100, Ata-133 (Raid), Serial Ata-150 (Raid)

Chipset Type

Intel 865PE

CPU Socket Type

Socket 478/N

Data Bus SPEED

800MHz

CPU Type

Celeron, Pentium 4

Additional Connectors

2X USB 2.0

Audio Output Type

Sound Card

Bios Type

Ami

Product Type

Motherboard

Supported RAM Integrity Check

Non-Ecc

Input/Output Ports

Serial Port X 2, PS/2 Keyboardx1, FireWire (Ieee1394a) X 2, Game/MIDI Connector X 1, RJ-45 LAN Port X 1, PS/2 Mousex1, Floppy Port X 1, Parallel Port (Ecp/Epp/Spp) X 1, USB 2.0x8

Expansion Slots

1 ( 1 ) X AGP 8X

Cables Included

3 x IDE cable;2 x Serial ATA cable;1 x Serial ATA power adapter;1 x IEEE 1394 panel;1 x gameport / USB panel;1 x floppy cable

Networking Type

Ethernet

Features

Chassis Intrusion Detection, Hyper Thread Technology Ready, 2 Channel Memory Architecture

Installed Quantity (MAX Supported)

Storage Interfaces

Intel ICH5R : ATA-100 - connector(s): 2 x 40pin IDC;Intel ICH5R : SATA-150 - connector(s): 2 x 7pin Serial ATA - RAID 0 / RAID 1;ATA-133 - connector(s): 1 x 40pin IDC - RAID 0 / RAID 1 / RAID 0+1;SATA-150 - connector(s): 2 x 7pin Serial ATA - RAID 0 / RAID 1 / RAID 0+1

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Shipping and handling	To	Service	Delivery*See Delivery notes
C $29.46	United States	Canada Post Expedited Parcel - USA	Estimated between Tue, Jun 25 and Mon, Jul 1 to 43230
C $22.03	United States	FedEx International Ground	Estimated between Mon, Jun 24 and Fri, Jun 28 to 43230

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by geohavach
Feb 03, 2012
Full-featured motherboard lives up to promise after two replacements
When I resolved to build my own home computer some 8 years ago, in 2004, I discovered everything I needed on eBay. The crucial item was the motherboard, and after checking out and comparing a slew of boards, I settled on the ASUS P4P800-E, with its extensive feature list, as offering the most "bang for the buck." After transplanting the board from one case to another at one point, I got to be fairly familiar with its various connectors and jumpers. The board lived up to its promise and did everything I wanted and more. Nonetheless, it came as a rude shock about 5 years later when I booted up one day and received a tinny audio message announcing "SYSTEM FAILS CPU TEST". After checking out the CPU itself along with everything else I could think of, I couldn't get the nasty error message to ... When I resolved to build my own home computer some 8 years ago, in 2004, I discovered everything I needed on eBay. The crucial item was the motherboard, and after checking out and comparing a slew of boards, I settled on the ASUS P4P800-E, with its extensive feature list, as offering the most "bang for the buck." After transplanting the board from one case to another at one point, I got to be fairly familiar with its various connectors and jumpers. The board lived up to its promise and did everything I wanted and more. Nonetheless, it came as a rude shock about 5 years later when I booted up one day and received a tinny audio message announcing "SYSTEM FAILS CPU TEST". After checking out the CPU itself along with everything else I could think of, I couldn't get the nasty error message to go away, and so finally I had to conclude that the motherboard had suddenly failed. :-( After searching on eBay for the same make and model of my motherboard, I considered myself lucky to locate a good used replacement board from China (the Land of All Things Electronic). After ordering it and opting for the quick turnaround of international express mail, I set about with the laborious operation of replacing the board in my overcrowded case. Once again, my computer booted up normally, and I was back in business. :-) Then, one week into this New Year (early January 2012), I started to get erratically flaky performance one evening, with my computer failing to boot to Windows and generating a variety of alarming hardware error messages, a.k.a. Blue (and even Black) Screens of Death. This sequence of events finally terminated in a fleeting BIOS error, followed by a complete blackout of the display and no further signs of life from the computer. Once again, the motherboard had come to a sudden and unexpected end-of-service-life moment. This time, to my surprise, upon searching eBay as I had done 3 years before, I located literally dozens of vendors supplying the exact same motherboard, in various conditions from dead through good-used all the way to N.I.B. (New In Box)! I took the conservative route and chose a vendor (once again, in China) who not only provided a certified reconditioned board (not just a "working pull") but also shipped by international express mail. So, within a week, I had in hand a like-new replacement board that (after the usual surgery) enabled me to restore my computer to like-new operation. I really can't fault the manufacturer (ASUStek) for two board failures over a period of 8 years. The service life of such highly complex pieces of techno-wizardry is hard to predict, and 5 years is about as long as most commercial users keep their computers running before surplusing them out for the latest crop of hardware. Home users like myself get to take their chances, and I do consider myself lucky: it's almost like getting a new computer with all the same familiar features every 5 years! I've never found a better match for all my older hardware peripherals than this ASUS motherboard. I can only hope that I will have as easy a time finding another replacement board when the time comes for this one to crap out (and I would be kidding myself to think that that time will never come :-/ ). So, I have to confess to being a fully satisfied customer on this particular item, and I'm glad that there are plenty of eBay vendors in the world who would support me in this opinion.
by eutaupya
Jan 19, 2011
478 socket Flagship - Mother of Motherboards
If you're like me and have a great 478 socket CPU that is still very viable but no place to park it, there isn't anyone out there saying there is a better board to be had than this one for a 478 socket chip. It is absolutely the best one as far as features and options go, and ASUS has a solid rep for quality products that will last. I bought it because I have a high end P4 that I got cheap and the board in my VAIO that has been my only computer for the last 8 YEARS was an ASUS product, so I figured I wanted to go with them again and maybe get some longevity out of old tech. The only reason I might ever advise not to buy this board is because there is no pcie support, but there are still a few (and I do mean FEW = 3) higher end AGP cards that can be found used (and even one or two new ... If you're like me and have a great 478 socket CPU that is still very viable but no place to park it, there isn't anyone out there saying there is a better board to be had than this one for a 478 socket chip. It is absolutely the best one as far as features and options go, and ASUS has a solid rep for quality products that will last. I bought it because I have a high end P4 that I got cheap and the board in my VAIO that has been my only computer for the last 8 YEARS was an ASUS product, so I figured I wanted to go with them again and maybe get some longevity out of old tech. The only reason I might ever advise not to buy this board is because there is no pcie support, but there are still a few (and I do mean FEW = 3) higher end AGP cards that can be found used (and even one or two new retail) to make a great rig for OLDER games. If you're not a gamer, then there are plenty of available mainstream agps still being sold new and retail and tons used. Also, if you can get one of the transfer cards for about 12 bucks (for putting 478 chip on LGA775 board; they do exist - I don't know how well they work though) you may want to consider that the 775 socket boards offer much more graphic card options for having the Pcie slots. I did notice one very nice touch, though, that I haven't seen mentioned elsewhere. The AGP port is set apart from the PCI slots by a whole slots depth, so that means you can get a graphics card with a double-slot cooling solution without the penalty of losing access to one of your pci slots. This may be preferable since heat is the main factor in shortened component lifetime, particularly with the powerful newer GPU's. I don't think it's a great board for uber-noobs, since I consider myself somewhat informed and I get a bit confused by the technicality of the options and the manual isn't extra-ordinarily helpful in this case. Plus I have read about issues with the south-bridge/usb ports frying on this model* and I haven't seen any permanent resolution posted besides using a pci add in. (*)UPDATE Apparently the USB/Southbridge problem is an issue with the ICH5/5R chipset, and not limited to just Asus boards. It is related to electrostatic discharge (ESD) causing a "latch-up" by running through the circuit in an infinite-loop; this causes the circuit to overheat and render the USB ports non-functional or even burn through traces and plastic on southbridge chip. While it is usually the front USB headers that have been involved (probably due to the easier access and more often being inserted and removed) there are a few reports of the same thing happening on the rear ports as well. If you do chance using them, it is advisable to ensure that the ports are correctly wired and connected (specifically that pin 9 is a NO CONTACT pin and NOT acceptable to use as a ground if your ports have more than one)and to also to check out the notice that was issued by Intel regarding ESD "best practices" to minimize the potential for problems. For more info on this, google the terms "USB latchup OR latch-up problem" + or - ESD and you should find the top results mentioning the ICH5 chipsets. This board was pretty easy to configure, though I couldn't get XPSP3 pro to see the IDE drive on the mobo RAID controller even though it showed properly in the BIOS - I gave up and used the IDE/RAID controller on the extra USB pci card I got instead. Everything else I worked out through google - even my RAM timing!
by chad911sc
Jun 29, 2017
Mother board
Works great, excellent communication!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-Owned
by EXAds7bpTaK@Deleted
Aug 10, 2011
A great board to to latch on to.
For the Intel 478 CPU platform, the Asus P4P 800e Deluxe is a great motherboard. I has all the options one would like ex.: 4-serial ATA jacks - a 133 Fast Track IDE interface - a wireless LAN slot, plus accessory headers for Fire-wire - Midi/joystick - USB 2 and more. This board is a great board for the do it yourself-er. If you you are lucky to acquire one at a good price with the extras and software, grab it. You wont be disappointed.For the Intel 478 CPU platform, the Asus P4P 800e Deluxe is a great motherboard. I has all the options one would like ex.: 4-serial ATA jacks - a 133 Fast Track IDE interface - a wireless LAN slot, plus accessory headers for Fire-wire - Midi/joystick - USB 2 and more. This board is a great board for the do it yourself-er. If you you are lucky to acquire one at a good price with the extras and software, grab it. You wont be disappointed.
by 0cKUjC5kSC6@Deleted
Apr 20, 2017
saved money
works good I am using it right now
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-Owned

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