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[gokuss4]

topic,

i think asus

[Remote]

Then you are wrong:P

[blizz]

this is like saying which car do you prefer, a BMW or a Mercedes? when it just comes down to personal choice and what you prefer in your car (motherboard).

[Redah]

I like mercedes :)

[blizz]

I like Jaguar :D

[Slougi]

i prefer epox.

[Musashi]

Personally, I like ASUS alot.

[pj64er]

1 more vote for ASUS :)

[Davemc]

i like QDI

hehe

[Remote]

Q what? If i can't pronounce it I won't use it...

[2fast4u]

voted for asus since i had it before .... remote: u cant pronounce Q - D - I ?? :plain:

[Remote]

With a little trouble I guess I could manage to pronounce QDI, but to be honest I have never heard of it. Most companies make good motherboards and up to date I have had a good variety of motherboards and they have all delivered, but for my next upgrade I'll probaly get an Abit motherboard. They deliver.

[Davemc]

never heard of QDI?

maybe the poll should be:

who has heard of QDI

[Eagle]

ASUS! ASUS! ASUS! ..... OK I've had enough. :P

[Malcolm]

Originally posted by dayve
i like QDI

hehe

I had a QDI mobo for about 3 days. The thing literally whistled @ me. Also on the box it said that it could run @ 133FSB but when I looked in the manual it said it could run @ that speed but it couldn't support any 133 CPU (flase advertizing). Also when I went on the message board for support the moderator only gave 1 word answers, to everyone, and when I made a complain on the board he just deleted it, I quickly returned the board. Anyways...

I choose ABit because I can overclock my CPU from 1.2ghz to 1.4ghz with out any aditions fans, and I can go to a max of 2.2ghz but my CPU almost fried :D

SO, I choose ABit

[Eagle]

I don't see how the motherboard brand affects your overclock ability. These are determined by cooling capacity, motherboard chipset, and processor.

[Malcolm]

the bios settings :)