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    Question NForce 4

    When are we likely to see it on sale in the UK?

    What are the chances of the first issue of the motherbaords working properly?

    [Reason for Q: Want to build a new PC and trying to decide whether to go for price (754), wait for NF4 or take a midway socket 939 solution].

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    My money would go on Dec/Jan time - just a guess mind

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    Quote Originally Posted by FunkyT
    My money would go on Dec/Jan time - just a guess mind
    That's when I'm counting on... but we'll see.
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    So do you think the initial board releases will be OK? I've often waited for "Rev 2" - and been glad that I did.

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    Well the problem is, if you wait for the improved, or revised, or new version of something... you're always waiting.

    At some point you have to take the plunge. I have planned on doing so EOY/shortly afterwards. I'll assess what's available at the time and buy what's best.
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    True.

    I also seem to getting the impression that NVidia, at least, are now doing such a good job with their reference boards that there's less for the manufacturers to fiddle with (and cock up...).

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    Yeah, although they seemed pretty miffed when manufacturers failed to make use of the agp/pci lock on some NF3 boards.
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    Buying a computer before Christmas is never a good idea, as I've found a couple of times to my cost. Prices always take a tumble in January.

    Rich :¬)

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    That's very true too. Reductions just don't happen in the run up to Xmas. In fact I've seen several prices rise in the last few weeks.

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    Apart from the socket 939 sale. The 3500 and 3200 are going to be a special cheap price running up to xmas. Read my other thread about it titled AMD64 sale. Starts tommorrow and scan say they are going to do it.
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    Yeah AMD are doing a price drop over a set time before Christmas this year.

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    Hopefully the nforce boards will be here before christmas so I can have my new system up and running on xmas day

    As for the revision - pffft I'll get a new one if a "better" revision appears, I did this with the Abit NF7-S and still have the older version running as a file server.

    As for the promotion - IIRC the price looks as if its already dropped a little and the price is at the special until 25th/26th December,

    If I hear any more information on the nforce4 ( or if my motherboard arrives ) I'll let you know

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