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Which mobo do YOU use?

Which Motherboard do YOU use?

  • Abit

    Votes: 43 38.1%

  • Epox

    Votes: 5 4.4%

  • Shuttle

    Votes: 3 2.7%

  • Asus

    Votes: 27 23.9%

  • DFI

    Votes: 6 5.3%

  • MSI

    Votes: 8 7.1%

  • Other

    Votes: 21 18.6%
  • Total voters
    113
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AMD T-type

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Which board do you CURRENTLY use.

if multiple then which one you use the most.

I'm interested to see the results
 
as per your advice, I flashed my DFI to the 1/31 bios and I've gone from a 185mhz FSB to a 210 with only one voltage bump....will do more tonight...still doing CAS 2-2-2-11 on KHX3000 2x512
 
I currently use 2 Asus boards: A7V and A7N8X-E Deluxe, an Abit IS7-E, and a Soyo SY-KT600 Dragon Plus v1.0.
 
I've used 2 SOYO and one ECS, but my new ASUS should be here tomorrow!
My second SOYO and the ECS are flakey - occasional boot-up problems, not reading the CPU correctly, etc. So now I'm going with multiple friend recommended ASUS.
 
Fark_Maniac said:
as per your advice, I flashed my DFI to the 1/31 bios and I've gone from a 185mhz FSB to a 210 with only one voltage bump....will do more tonight...still doing CAS 2-2-2-11 on KHX3000 2x512
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:D :cool:
 
Currently running an MSI 845PE Max2 FIS2R and a GigaByte GA-8KNXP. Never have had any trouble out of either. And GB's dual bios has saved me a couple of times.
 
For my primary desktop, I use an MSI K8T-Master2, and love everything it offers. I have never had any problems Everything else is strictly ASUS, once again without many problems.
 
M11 said:
For my primary desktop, I use an MSI K8T-Master2, and love everything it offers. I have never had any problems Everything else is strictly ASUS, once again without many problems.
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yes, we already know you don't OC much
 
Two Abit NF7-S, one Abit KT7A-RAID, one Abit TX-5. I have one MSI whose model I don't recall (AthlonXP compatible with SDRAM).
 
I plan on buying on of those Monarch Hornets soon, and I think the best mobo for that is either the Asus, so I might be getting that one. On the other hand, it's been said that it's not OCable, so I may try my luck with the Chaintec.

I love ABIT's stuff though. :D
 
Tyan followed by Abit (AMD & VIA chipsets respectively)
(voted other)
had problems with ECS and Iwill ( SiS & ALi )
 
Main: Gigabyte 845G
Gaming: Asus A7N8X Deluxe Rev2
Backup: Intel D845BG
 
I mainly use Abit. I have an IC7-G, IS7, NF7-S 2.0 and VA-10. The other boards I use are a MSI K7D-L, Asus A7M266-D and a Chaintech CT-7KDD.
 
I love my ABIT IT7 Max2 v2
You gotta love 10 USB 2.0 and 3 Firewire, and the extra 2 ATA and 2 SATA raid ports.
My DVD rom, CD-RW, and 4 HD's (in 2 raid0 arrays) all are masters on their own channel. It's nice :->
 
In my house, I have 2 abits and have had 2 asuses. The one Asus died, RMAd it. It died again and at that point I got an IC7 and didn't look back.
 
I HAD an ABit NV7-133R.

Now I have an A7N8X Deluxe r2.0, and there are a lot of builds out there in which I used A7N266-VMs.
 
I use an EPOX 8K9A2+. it is pretty good. it has a wide range of voltages for overclocking. i can get my 2500+ up to 2500mhz on air at 2v. i dont do much fsb ocing since i cannot lock the pci/agp busses. i have had stability problems with the bios's however, so i use an old version and am scared to upgrade :(
 
I have a dell pos that I will be moving off of soon to come.
 
I had an FIC, MSI, Asus, and Abit boards.
MSI was ok but heard read they use low quality components on their boards and some get fried, good thing I sold it. FIC was okay but no overloclocking options on my old board. Had Asus PC4800-E Deluxe, sold it, kinda reget it now grr. Now using Abit IC7-MAX3, board is stable but do not like VTT problem (using 2.9 or over causing instability and didn't equal 1/2 of vdimm). I wanna do that MadCatz mod but no experience with soldering, circuitry.
 
Abit IC7 P4 2.8c
Abit BXII P3 850
Dell/Intel/BX Tualatin 1.2
HP/BX Celeron 433
IBM ? Intel 200MMX
 
Gigabyte, not the most amazing boards in the world for preforamce but i swear by them never any failures, or problems installing. currnetly own 7+ of these in opperation
 
Current (see sig).

I've had a sampling of most major manufacturers - I like Epox and Abit best, although Epox has a tendancy to have some flakey boards from time to time IMHO.
 
I have used Asus (for my old athlon) and now an Abit IC7-MAX3. Both have been excellent, no problems, however I think my next system will have to be an AMD, I just wanted to branch out and try an Intel system. ;)
 
runnen a chaintech nforce3 250 (the value series mobo) until socket 939 boards start coming out
 
2 Abit(no complaints here)

1 Asus(no complaints here)

2 ECS(meh)

Ordered 2 DFI's for friends recently that have been running stellar.
 
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