Registered: October 2007 Location: Rochester , NY. Posts: 7222
Review Date:
Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: $70.00
| Rating: 8
Pros:
Great price, Stable, Great quality, Easy to work with.
Cons:
Rev 1.0 only has a 4-pin CPU connector. The newer rev 2.0 has a 8 which helps with quad core cpus.
This board has actually been a dream to work with. It worked out of the box without issue. Set the ram at rated speeds and everything. So far it has been running 24/7 with a AMD Phenom 9950 BE without any issues.
Of course there is some negative aspects of this board. One issue is REV 1.0 of the board only has a 4-pin CPU connector. Rev 2.0 (the newest version) fixes the issue with a 8-pin which helps quad cores when being overclocked.
Second issue is the NB heatsink is a piece of junk out of the box. When we got it actually wasn't attached to the nb chip. So I had to fix that and it still is very loose. The problem is the push pins they use have to much slack between them. Screws would fix the issue.
Registered: July 2009 Location: Sacramento Ca Posts: 9
Review Date:
Would you recommend the product? No |
Price you paid?: $120.00
| Rating: 0
Pros:
cheap
Cons:
virus riddled non functioning easy clock and asstd
Well the cd that comes with it is full of viral programs that you cannot remove ever ! unless redo pc! non functional programs, zip folder program hijacks comp does everything in non compatible way to not be usefull for anything but them!! my amd 775 black oc just to 3,000 from 2.7 burned uup in 3 months!! poorly built! similar setup with intel e2180stock2,0ghz oc to 2.75ghz easily and tough as nails!! runs cooler too! far far easier to oc
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