What's up with the ATI brand of boards?. I'm not talking about other manufacturers' boards with the ATI chips and archetecture on them, but the ATI brand of boards. I would think that the company who makes the chips would make an excellent board too, but...

I'm gonna see if overclocked this system will overload my PSU. If it does, then I'll have to settle for this kinda performance for now. What's the deal with lampshades, I mean it's a lamp, why would you want a shade? :smile: intel brand boards dont conviently...

and foremost, almost all of the components in a Dell are cheap, stripped down or customized low-cost versions of more expensive chipsets and boards. Their PSU's are garbage (try upgrading to a better vid card and watch it choke), their memory is frequently...

Intel chipsets. Asus will of course still make thier own brand Intel mobos. You can expect a price rise though, fewer boards = greater cost. I suspect the fixed production costs are not the issue. With the number of boards produced, no-one could make boards...

I'm thinking replacement. Suggestions? Will GW sell one? Are there >other alternatives that would be good but economical boards? Dick >>> wrote in message >news:409f6b76.499026@news.charter.net... >> The board is clearly damaged, and not worth repairing....

based boards aswell - instability, crap performance, random resets but that was in the days of early p4's and p3's) so id say something based on the nForce series and try for the branded boards eg Gigabyte and ASUS etc. And finally - your old system - check...

much of a difference i think ASUS could have done a better job at making a difference between the DDR3 and DDR2 boards instead of just a T I've considered Gigabyte and MSI as well but am pretty much torn over what brand and board to get, to go along...

scrap the board man beleive me scrap it its junk For a little more you can get a good name brand board like Asus or Abit or MSI or whatever but they perform very well =-) If you want to save money buy a Asus board or Abit with on board sound. Do...

1066 speeds for a better overclock. I know this Intel board has limited OC capability (all Intel Brand boards do, not to be confused with intel CHIPSETS. This is a Intel BRANDED board. Uses the p45 chipset) and so upgrading the processor in this would probably...