here:

http://www.ocworkbench.com/2002/asus/p4g8x/p4g8xp1.htm

prices:

approx $ 280 for the basic version and $ 350 for the deluxe one.

Asus site:

Hey Opus!

I remember months back when you were helping me out with suggestions re a new P4 system, you mentioned - or I noticed - that you worked for Apogee.

I hoped you could shed some light on some really straightforward but difficult questions re: dedicated a/d,d/a converters and pcs. Here goes,

phew...

I am trying to find peopel who mix on the Yamaha dm200 or own one. I am concerned witht the way it sounds. I have a D8b and hate it. The converters in the Yamaha are much better. Let me know how the dm2000 sounds

I am thinking of buying this piece of gear with CUBASE SX.

Anybody have opinions?

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Got some very very valuable information today. I will share some of it but can only give limited information.
Basically...if you are going to buy WD drives...buy the 120GB ones.
Buy Micron Memory
Use Maxtor drives more so than anything for the OS.
Never buy IBM drives...Fujitsu makes their drives and IBM slaps their labels on em..

I would love some feedback from users of Giga Sampler or Giga Studio (I don’t know what the difference is). I am considering Giga Sampler in lieu of a hardware sampler mainly due to the fact it would be easier to record-edit-store on my PC. I would love to hear your praises / shortcomings with this line. I am mainly going to use drums / piano /strings /sound effects.

Just wanted to tell you about the banter of messages at the Cakewalk/Sonar users forum that your following quote created.

I have a digital 8bus mackie. I hate the way it sounds. I know the Yamaha dm200 has great features but how does it sound. The Mackie does not have clarity imaging or punch. lifeless another words.
I am trying to choose between going for a better digital console or going out of my computer into a Dangerous 2-bus.

Hello,
I need to sort out some lingering ?'s. Firstly, I have heard about this software RAID option in XP and 2000 In "Tom's HW.com". Any experience(s)?