Does MSI produce a "K7N2G Delta-ILSR" ?

Hi all,
does anyone konw, if MSI produces a "K7N2G Delta-L" or "K7N2G Delta-ILSR" having a FSB of 400?
I didn't find any information about a Delta-Version of the K7N2G on the MSI webpages. Although a german ebay-dealer sells bundles using such a board.
( see http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3453495856&category=23186&rd=1 sorry, it's german !!!)
I sent him an email, but he is still convinced, that this board exists.
Thanks for any replies,
af4711

no as the onboard vga boards using the vga usually cannot get past about 185 fsb any way
mine would run 200 fsb but only with a vga card in it

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