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ricecrispi · 03-20-2006, 12:21 PM

DFI nf4 mobos were designed to control CPU fan on Cpu header and an additional fan header for 1 more fan. DFI's don't seem to have long shelf life anyways and have RMA revolving door. Within 3 years I bet most of the DFI nf4 owners will RMA atleast once. Thats why they had a revision that they called "EXPERT" to fixes problems on original version and Venus 1000-limited release $450 mobo. Good for OCing hobby but not for desktop.

03-20-2006, 12:21 PM	#9
ricecrispi Cooling Savant Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: california Posts: 429	Re: San Diego 3GHz 1,5V temps too high? DFI nf4 mobos were designed to control CPU fan on Cpu header and an additional fan header for 1 more fan. DFI's don't seem to have long shelf life anyways and have RMA revolving door. Within 3 years I bet most of the DFI nf4 owners will RMA atleast once. Thats why they had a revision that they called "EXPERT" to fixes problems on original version and Venus 1000-limited release $450 mobo. Good for OCing hobby but not for desktop.