the AR and TR series were replaced with the A1 and T1 series to better support quad-core and overclocking them. If you jumped on the EVGA board when it first came out then you should have received an AR or TR version, but their customer support allowed you to RMA it for the new revision (A1 &...
I've been reading gobs of message boards over this board. As was said NTune causes problems so do it in the bios instead. RAM has had some compatibility issues, but mostly with just the ridiculous ram that asks for 2.4V or so. Check out the EVGA forum for a list of known compatible ram. I...
http://www.evga.com/community/messageboard/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=32113
That lifetime warranty is crucial especially here at new release. An endless number of RMAs as long as you don't abuse the board. That's the board at the top of my to-get list.