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EVGA mobo code questions and comparisons between BFG/ASUS.

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TheOriginalSamoyed   06-10-2007 at 09:19:16 PM

What is the difference between these two boards besides the price?
A1 and T1

I don't understand what A1 and T1 means. In fact, on all the evga 680i mobos I don't understand what the codes at the end of the product number means. Does anyone know? How does this board stack up against BFG sli board? newegg bfg


Is this asus board better than alll of the above? newegg asus

What is the best sli board for this price range? Any help/advice would be appreciated. My new rig will be strictly for gaming. Thanks all.

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o1die   06-11-2007 at 12:49:50 AM
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I don't notice the difference either. But the reviews suggest some heat issues. I don't recall if the 680i is penryn ready. Fry's is selling the asus p5k wifi-e for $199 this weekend, or $249 on their website. You might want to check it out. It's penryn ready, and may also utilize ddr3 when it gets cheaper.

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grtmoby   06-19-2007 at 08:12:22 PM
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the differences can be found here

here from EVGA site.

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