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It looks pretty good for a intel mobo... I'm just researching stuff tring to put together a wishlist to buy when i finally get things together
So i was just wondering what everyone's thoughts where
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Posted 03 November 2004 - 10:10 PM
http://www.bjorn3d.c...ead.php?cID=708
sorry didn't even put a link, i know how some of u are really lazy
thanks for the one word responses
sorry didn't even put a link, i know how some of u are really lazy
thanks for the one word responses
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Posted 03 November 2004 - 11:50 PM
They are right. Asus and AMD in my opinion are ROCK solid. I have NEVER had problems with my mobo or processor... the only problems i had were the ones that i created myself and even then it STILL works flawlessly.
edit: whats up with all the capitals? i dont know. dont ask.
edit: whats up with all the capitals? i dont know. dont ask.
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Posted 10 November 2004 - 02:46 AM
If you are going with an athlon xp, the Abit NF7-S is probably the best motherboard out there.
Although, there really is no reason to buy an athlon xp these days as 90 nm socket 939 AMD chips are out now (at reasonably low prices, might I add).
The athlon 64 chips are superior to Intel chips in almost every respect now, even with encoding. The motherboard and chip also tends to cost less. I highly recommend going the AMD route as opposed to intel, especially if you are into gaming.
Although, there really is no reason to buy an athlon xp these days as 90 nm socket 939 AMD chips are out now (at reasonably low prices, might I add).
The athlon 64 chips are superior to Intel chips in almost every respect now, even with encoding. The motherboard and chip also tends to cost less. I highly recommend going the AMD route as opposed to intel, especially if you are into gaming.
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Posted 03 November 2004 - 04:37 PM
Gigabyte GA-8GPNXP Duo
It looks pretty good for a intel mobo... I'm just researching stuff tring to put together a wishlist to buy when i finally get things together
So i was just wondering what everyone's thoughts where
It looks pretty good for a intel mobo... I'm just researching stuff tring to put together a wishlist to buy when i finally get things together
So i was just wondering what everyone's thoughts where
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Posted 03 November 2004 - 10:10 PM
http://www.bjorn3d.c...ead.php?cID=708
sorry didn't even put a link, i know how some of u are really lazy
thanks for the one word responses
sorry didn't even put a link, i know how some of u are really lazy
thanks for the one word responses
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Posted 03 November 2004 - 11:50 PM
They are right. Asus and AMD in my opinion are ROCK solid. I have NEVER had problems with my mobo or processor... the only problems i had were the ones that i created myself and even then it STILL works flawlessly.
edit: whats up with all the capitals? i dont know. dont ask.
edit: whats up with all the capitals? i dont know. dont ask.
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Posted 10 November 2004 - 02:46 AM
If you are going with an athlon xp, the Abit NF7-S is probably the best motherboard out there.
Although, there really is no reason to buy an athlon xp these days as 90 nm socket 939 AMD chips are out now (at reasonably low prices, might I add).
The athlon 64 chips are superior to Intel chips in almost every respect now, even with encoding. The motherboard and chip also tends to cost less. I highly recommend going the AMD route as opposed to intel, especially if you are into gaming.
Although, there really is no reason to buy an athlon xp these days as 90 nm socket 939 AMD chips are out now (at reasonably low prices, might I add).
The athlon 64 chips are superior to Intel chips in almost every respect now, even with encoding. The motherboard and chip also tends to cost less. I highly recommend going the AMD route as opposed to intel, especially if you are into gaming.
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