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    Two mobos and a graphics card

    Hopefully you can tell the motherboards from the graphics card, but can you tell the models apart?

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    No. 3 I reckon is the Abit AB9-Pro.

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    1. The hynix 810A memory chips give it away as possibly the XFX 7900gs extreme.

    2.3. I'll give everyone else a bit more time first

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    1. XFX 7950GTX
    2.Gigabite mobo i think but not sure of the model
    3. Abit AB9-Pro

    I think anyway
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    2. is a Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3 - I have one!

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    No3. Abit Fatal1ty AN9 32X

    ManC

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    #2 says Foxconn quite clearly on the CPU socket

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    Quote Originally Posted by iworrall View Post
    #2 says Foxconn quite clearly on the CPU socket

    DOH i missed that
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    Quote Originally Posted by iworrall View Post
    #2 says Foxconn quite clearly on the CPU socket
    Hate to break it to you mate, but Foxconn make a lot of connectors... not just motherboards
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    That is the chipset cooler from the DS3 so it must be at least gigabyte(they use it on a lot of boards). It also has the same solid state caps as the DS3 and in the same positions around the chipset HS. Looking at my board from the same angle they seem identical and I am not aware of any new releases that use the same cooler with solid state caps.
    I reject your reality and subsitute my own.

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    I'm going to go for the DS3 although the layout of the picture is the same as the GA-965P-S3 apart from the S3 has red caps

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    1.XFX 7900GS Extreme
    2.Gigabyte DS3 (P965 chipset)
    3.Abit AB9 Pro (P965 chipset)

    100% certain

    The dead giveaway on 1. is the lack of the passive cooler found on the XFX 7950GT.

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