evga mobos any good

not if its in one of those bundles, they're trying to clear them after they failed so bad.

You know...I just ordered a bunch of parts from ZipZoomFly for a new system I getting ready to build. I got my motherboard from Newegg, Asus P5N32-SLI Deluxe. Got the CPU at Zip and they threw in a eVGA nForce4 SLI motherboard for free. I wondered why....  

yeh its a bundle mine doesnt come for free... its 110 after rebates and i can get the 7800gt for 220. in the reviews i heard they were good...some were screwed up because some people dont know wth theyre doing

anyone wanna help

yeah, its not free, but the price has been..."rearanged", because if you add the prices up, 330 whatever dollars, its about the same as the average 7800gt regular price, so in essence, your getting the mobo for free.

I believe these are first year boards for evga. Personally I wouldn't get one, and they won't give you the options of dfi.

Getting one with the video card for free is a sham. Get a card, buy a different mobo. If not dfi, then msi, or a middle of the line asus....good luck......

They're supposed to be decent for a free motherboard. Of course they're not as good as the ASUS or DFI boards, but you're also not spending the extra money on it either.

they may be a good deal, but to me, the motherboard is the most important part of a pc, cause its the centre of everything. I would get the best mobo, even if i had the crappiest everything else, cause i know it will work, and can upgrade without worrying about the mobo.

Yes, it's a great board. In fact, I use one for doing hardware reviews on another site.

The problem is that nobody can define the "best" motherboard as all the top brands seem to have problems of their own. The eVGA board works great, Anandtech recommends the same board under a different brand (Jetway makes these boards for both brands).

The ONLY problem I've had with mine is...it's just about the crappiest overclocking board I have, it only gets around 225MHz bus at 5x HT and 240 or so at 4x HT with the chipset overvolted.