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General Forums => Hardware and Software => Topic started by: Tumor on February 19, 2002, 04:08:14 AM

Title: CNR riser..slot??
Post by: Tumor on February 19, 2002, 04:08:14 AM

Any of you hard-core techies have any idea what the heck this thing does.  Asus has it on a number of mobo's but I can't really find any decent information on it.

Any practical uses for a home computer?

Title: CNR riser..slot??
Post by: straffo on February 19, 2002, 04:25:38 AM

The CNR slot are dedicaced  expension slot in wich you can put special modem/audio card.

Other hardware vendor call that : AMR (Audio Modem Riser)

Practicaly except if you got one the day you buy your mobo there's almost no way to get any riser card :D

Just leave-it free ... has it as no use ...

Title: CNR riser..slot??
Post by: Lephturn on February 19, 2002, 08:45:05 AM

Think of a CNR slot as a little sign that says "don't buy this mainboard". :)  If you already have one... just ignore it.  Anything you can plug into that slot you probably won't find acceptable for gaming use.

Title: CNR riser..slot??
Post by: Tumor on February 19, 2002, 09:05:05 PM

Quote

Originally posted by Lephturn
Think of a CNR slot as a little sign that says "don't buy this mainboard". :)  If you already have one... just ignore it.  Anything you can plug into that slot you probably won't find acceptable for gaming use.

whew...tough Leph.  Having been through about 8 of my own motherboards over the years, and having built many system's for other folks, thats a REAL tough statement lol.  The Asus P4T-E I have is by far the most stable board I've ever had.  (biggest peice of crap I ever had was a Soyo with a via chipset)