Biostar's AM2+ Board

[hOrnizuka]

I was searching for TF550's manual on Biostar's website until I came across this...

Biostar TF560 A2+

http://www.biostar.com.tw/app/en-us/t-series/content.php?S_ID=287

 

[CptFalcon]

Why not change the socket mech so that when we need to change a CPU we don't pull the CPU along w/the heatsink? Jeez, is that so hard? That's my only complaint.

 

[WintersFury]

Nice, now I hope a company who's boards I'd want to buy gets on making em soon as well. With a chipset I would want too...

It's cool that we're seeing stuff on websites, but not cool that it's the lowend stuff.

 

[kirbyrj]

Biostar isn't terrible. I've had decent experiences with them. Nothing fantastic, nothing horrible. If the price was right, I'd probably get one.

 

[Boltaction]

PCI-E is way too close to the PCI...

 

[Spider John]

Biostar isn't terrible. I've had decent experiences with them. Nothing fantastic, nothing horrible. If the price was right, I'd probably get one.

You probably won't be disappointed. The price is usually the most compelling feature of Biostar boards.

 

[ERL857]

You probably won't be disappointed. The price is usually the most compelling feature of Biostar boards.

from what I've seen, you get what you pay for with them.

 

[kirbyrj]

from what I've seen, you get what you pay for with them.

They are a pretty good 2nd tier board IMO. Better than average definitely.

 

[Spider John]

from what I've seen, you get what you pay for with them.

True, and that's something that can't be said about all manufacturers.