Secret "killer"-MoBo ?

Question

The MSI 915GM-Speedster-FA4 MoBo is hard to find on the MSI website amongst products / MoBo / sockets, but it do exist and has even start selling.- Komplett in Sweden got them in stock.:
http://www.komplett.se/k/ki.asp?sku=312223&cks=PRL
The spec. is wrong ( says socket 478 when it should be socket 479 ( Mobile ).
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/server/svr/pro_svr_detail.php?UID=615
Would be interesting to know possible biossettings regarding vcore and mem.voltage ??
I´ve got an ASUS P4P800-E Deluxe MoBo with the ASUS 479 adapter and an Intel Dothan/Sonoma Mobil cpu M730 / 1,6Ghz / 533mhz /2MB cache - overclocked to 2,5Ghz at std. 1.31v !!! - Complete Prime95 stable with std. Intel CPU cooler cpu temps stays at 34 idle and load 54c.
Super Pi 1.1 benchmark 1MB on 30sec. with some mixed bad std.RAM.
This little "devil" kills my other OC AMD and Intel system by far.
You have to make some cpu cooler modifications to change from std. cpu cooler to a zalman, but when I´ve done that and got better RAM,  I will raise vcore and try to reach somewhere between 2,7 - 3,0 Ghz and it will be the fastest computer in the neighbourhood !!.
The disadvantages on the ASUS solution is that it is based on an Intel 865 chip and limitied to 32bit cpu / AGP / DDR limitation ( dual channel OK on the ASUS board ) , but it´s still very exiting to play with.
There are some other Vendors that makes socket 479 MoBos but they do not performance as well or has some bios limitations.
If the MSI 915GM-Speedster-FA4, gives the same performance / bios setting possibilities like the ASUS soluiton, it could become a real "killer" MoBo, since it has got the Intel 915 chip that brings support for the PCIe and both DDR and DDR2. 

Answer 1

Yes Maesus,
It´s the most expensive MSI MoBo av all models, if you exclude the socket 940 MoBo´s.
It must be good........
BTW,
Here is a Pentium M review, a Pentium M overclocked hits everything in it´s way - a cruel gaming cpu /rig.
http://www.gamepc.com/labs/view_content.asp?id=pm780&page=7&cookie%5Ftest=1