ASRock is proud to announce that our P45XE is the worldwide first motherboard that passed the Windows® 7 logo submission (Windows® 7 submission number: 32bit 1328074, 64bit 1327743) and had successfully got the system MB Windows® 7 – 32 bit & 64 bit Logo! We are so proud to announce that we are the worldwide first motherboard manufacturer that obtains this honor! Thanks to the efforts of ASRock R&D engineers, ASRock motherboards are ready for the new Windows® 7 operating system. As worldwide first motherboard manufacturer that has passed the Windows® 7 submission, it’s no doubt that there will be more motherboards coming with Windows® 7 logo. You may find the Beta version of Windows® 7 for models listed below for your usage. Please pay attention to the updated official version in the near future, and there will be more models supported with Windows® 7 soon. If you are still not an ASRock motherboard user yet, what are you waiting for? Take part of us now! Find out your ideal ASRock motherboard at: www.asrock.com

Originally Posted by meticadpa The best girl advice anyone can ever give you is this: talking to a girl is no different from talking to a guy, unless you make it different.

Originally Posted by TFL Replica Quote: Originally Posted by fraudbrand You should thank the 360 for keeping many PC developers alive and profitable. That's the equivalent of hitting someone with a car and then dragging them to the hospital and smacking them in the face as soon as they regain consciousness to demand gratitude.

Originally Posted by GSingh What isn't windows 7 ready?

Originally Posted by microman Ok let me get this straight you are totally cool with popping people in the head with bullets and whatnot but curse words bother you??

Originally Posted by gamer11200 SOURCE [gloat] Yeah! My motherboard was FIRST! In your face everyone! [/gloat]

Originally Posted by Kamikaze127 I fail to see the requirement for a "Compatibility" sticker.

Originally Posted by urgrandpasdog Its like the "windows vista capable" or whatever branding, it really doesn't mean a whole lot, but for some reason people who don't know what they are doing think its important

Originally Posted by Kamikaze127 I can see why AsRock is the first to do this. The people that buy their products usually don't know what their doing in the first place.

AUSSIE OCN CLUB | 8 Gigs of RAM Club | CM 690 Club
"Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt = FUD = Fudzilla" - Danylu in a MSN Chat
I am not a fanboy, I have a Core 2 Duo E8300 and Pentium Dual Core E2180 as well as the CPU in my sig rig, I also have multiple nVidia cards (6800GS, 9400GT, 9600GT) as well as two ATI. (HD4890 + HD2400Pro)
Using my backup rig for nostalgia factor.
I'm boycotting any games made by Activision until Kotick says bye bye.

Originally Posted by tNok85 Me: "Hi, I need to replace my tires?" Salesman: "Hey, these new tires are made of wood!" Me: "No thanks, that sounds stupid." Salesman: "You won't know until you try them!" Me: "No, I'm pretty sure that wood tires don't work very well on a car." Salesman: "Ohh, come on, try them!" Me: "Well, alright. Let me try." Salesman: "No, you have to buy them first."