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ricecrispi · 03-24-2006, 05:23 PM

Abit has come back. They lost they main engineer to DFI but they've recovered.....

NEW 939 boards by ABIT have great overclocking, memory & voltage features, and uGuru that allows overclocking outside the bios. It looks pretty slick and you don't have to use several programs to overclock (clockgen, etc) like DFI which is usupposed enthusiast board. Whatever.

AN8 SLI & SLI 32x have passive cooling. I don't believe in SLI bullcrap. So im sticking with ultra AN8 that has the PASSIVE COOLING. Don't get old an8 with cooling fans or AN8 fatality with active otes. They have annoying red leds that can't be turned off too.

03-24-2006, 05:23 PM	#13
ricecrispi Cooling Savant Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: california Posts: 429	Re: San Diego 3GHz 1,5V temps too high? Abit has come back. They lost they main engineer to DFI but they've recovered..... NEW 939 boards by ABIT have great overclocking, memory & voltage features, and uGuru that allows overclocking outside the bios. It looks pretty slick and you don't have to use several programs to overclock (clockgen, etc) like DFI which is usupposed enthusiast board. Whatever. AN8 SLI & SLI 32x have passive cooling. I don't believe in SLI bullcrap. So im sticking with ultra AN8 that has the PASSIVE COOLING. Don't get old an8 with cooling fans or AN8 fatality with active otes. They have annoying red leds that can't be turned off too.