Wow, I remember the having the exact same deliberation and selecting the Abit BP6 at the time for much the same reasons. The ability of that motherboard to run

Wow, I remember the having the exact same deliberation and selecting the Abit BP6 at the time for much the same reasons. The ability of that motherboard to run dual Intel Celeron CPUs was unique at the time as it was a feature Intel had disabled on these chips and required some magic from Abit to enable the dual CPU functionality. This was arguably really the board that made dual processor configs affordable for enthusiasts on a budget for the first time, I loved mine. > http://archive.arstechnica.com/reviews/3q99/bp6/bp6-1.html http://archive.arstechnica.com/reviews/3q99/bp6/bp6-1.html