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Cable Guy
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Are Intel Desktop Boards Actually Any Good?
As title really. Intel make their own desktop boards for the P4 platform. They appear to cost a little bit more than other boards. Are they actually any good?
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From what i have heard, they are very good, however there is a new SiS chipset coming out which is meant to be fantastic and a lot cheaper. thing gigabyte have made a board with it packed with features pretty cheap- cant remember the name tho.
Have a hunt around, im sure it wont be too hard to find. |
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Happy Now?
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After owning SIS and VIA p4 chipsets id only buy intel ever again tbh. Intel mobos are as said - very stable and robust but you dont get a lot of features cause they're mainly used for OEMs im assuming.
I dont like sig pics so i turn off sigs
Which doesnt help when i dont know what ive written here! DOH!
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