EQS A58XK9-ALF Radeon Xpress 200P motherboard

[DR]

While I wasn't expecting this particular motherboard to offer a plethora of overclocking options, as it simply isn't aimed towards that market, what I would expect is at least the ability to tune and alter memory timings, and in this discipline the A58XK9-ALF is more than lacking. If this is fixed in future BIOS revisions or final retail boards, then we could be left with something far more worthwhile on our hands. As it stands, the A58XK9-ALF is great for out-of-the-box performance, but a major disappointment for anyone looking to tweak a little extra speed out of their rig.

http://www.hexus.net/content/reviews...lld19JRD05NTk=

[noveltylamp]

I have had communication with Bob and Boyd from EQS before and they are great to deal with. The M56K9-MLF is available in the UK now, which is the MicroATX version of the board several retailers are listing it.

I too am disappointed at the lack of overclocking options and look forward to the release of the revisions with OC options.

[EQS Bob]

I have had communication with Bob and Boyd from EQS before and they are great to deal with. The M56K9-MLF is available in the UK now, which is the MicroATX version of the board several retailers are listing it.

I too am disappointed at the lack of overclocking options and look forward to the release of the revisions with OC options.

Thank you for your support noveltylamp,

On the Overclocking Side we will keep contacting our Factory for the update.

Once again thanks to David and Paul for the Review in Hexus.net

Cheers

Bob