ASUS "A8N-SLI Deluxe" nForce4 SL

Haxxxess

Posted: 13 January 2005 07:30 PM

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What do you people think about this mobo ??

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I may use that one to build my custom pc late

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OscarGearLive

Posted: 14 January 2005 03:35 AM

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In my opininon that’s the best one right now. SLI is the way to go so you can have support for the newest things to come. It is a little pricey right now. That may go down, but knowing ASUS, that will be a while. I like ASUS for their stability. It’s my brand of choice 😉

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Posted: 14 January 2005 05:03 PM

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[quote author=“OscarGearLive”]In my opininon that’s the best one right now. SLI is the way to go so you can have support for the newest things to come. It is a little pricey right now. That may go down, but knowing ASUS, that will be a while. I like ASUS for their stability. It’s my brand of choice 😉

yeah its a little pricey right now.. but I might buy it around March-April

Another feature that i like is the PCI-E

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djlotek

Posted: 15 January 2005 03:21 AM

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PCI-E is available on a number of boards at the moment, but if you don’t plan on taking advantage of SLI (2 identical PCI-E video cards) on this mobo, don’t spend the extra money.

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Posted: 15 January 2005 05:46 AM

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[quote author=“Haxxxess”][quote author=“OscarGearLive”]In my opininon that’s the best one right now. SLI is the way to go so you can have support for the newest things to come. It is a little pricey right now. That may go down, but knowing ASUS, that will be a while. I like ASUS for their stability. It’s my brand of choice 😉

yeah its a little pricey right now.. but I might buy it around March-April

Another feature that i like is the PCI-E

By that time there will be a better Motherboard available. As djlotek said, if you just like it for the PCI-E, then get a cheaper Motherboard. There’s allot that support that, however if you want the best in high end graphics and firmware upgradability, stick with this one.

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Posted: 16 January 2005 05:30 AM

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Im buying a high end motherboard so that I can later easily upgrade the CPU and other components

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